Mokhtar Yahyaoui

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Mokhtar Yahyaoui is a former Tunisian judge. In 2001 he drafted a public letter to president Ben Ali condemning the lack of independence of Tunisian magistrates. A few days later, he was suspended and has since been living under police surveillance.

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My contributions (3)

benali1T.jpg 23/10/2009 - 17:47 / TUNISIA

Tunisia's presidential election: "comical"

teaserali.jpg 08/08/2008 - 16:39 / TUNISIA

A FRANCE 24 article censored in Tunisia?

ben_ali_teaser2.jpg 28/04/2008 - 15:34 / TUNISIA - FRANCE

Sarkozy in Tunisia: "As far as human rights go, he's worse than Chirac"

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Bonjour, je suis étudiante

Submitted by léa16 on Sun, 15/11/2009 - 19:14.

Bonjour,

je suis étudiante en journalisme en France. J'écris un article au sujet de ce site qui est maintenant ouvert depuis deux ans. J'aimerai faire un bilan de son évolution. Auriez du temps pour répondre à quelques questions par mail sur la contribution que vous apportez au site et comment vous êtes devenu un Observateur ?

Merci d'avance,

Léa Aubrit
lea.aubrit@gmail.com

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It is with a great pleasure

Submitted by Unregistered user (not verified) on Mon, 29/12/2008 - 13:25.

It is with a great pleasure and a big priviledge that I'd like to thank the Honorable judge Mr. Mokhtar Yahyaoui for his candid, honest and knowledgeable approach to the sirious problems that affect, with a great deal of damage, the very core of the judiciary "instituation" in the so-called "the State of law and institutions".
Regards

Katie Junmalden.

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Keep up the hard work

Submitted by anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 24/08/2008 - 02:41.

It is with a great pleasure and a big priviledge that I'd like to thank the Honorable judge Mr. Mokhtar Yahyaoui for his candid, honest and knowledgeable approach to the sirious problems that affect, with a great deal of damage, the very core of the judiciary "instituation" in the so-called "the State of law and institutions", that is Tunisia.

Your Honor, rest assured that your sacrifices, both physical and emotional, are not and will not be in vain. People are listening, waching,reading; and will, eventually, follow.

La budda l'il kaid an yankassar.

God bless.

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