Document #1285721

AI – Amnesty International (Author)

Urgent Action 15/07 [MDE 30/001/2007]

http://www2.amnesty.de/internet/deall.nsf/210b31aa146ed695c125682b003a7b54/c65b76ad199bd66ec1257268005fd9b2?OpenDocument

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      ecoi.net description:
      Scores of people arrested by police since December 2006, following exchange of gun fire between security forces and alleged members of al Qaeda-aligned armed group; they may be held incommunicado; risk of torture and other ill-treatment
      Country:
      Tunisia
      Source:
      AI – Amnesty International (Author)
      Original link:
      http://www2.amnesty.de/internet/deall.nsf/210b31aa146ed695c125682b003a7b54/c65b76ad199bd66ec1257268005fd9b2?OpenDocument
      Document type:
      Appeal or News Release
      Language:
      German
      Published:
      18 January 2007
      Document ID:
      1285721 (former ID 66520)

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