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الجزيرة نت
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During the summer, 23 prisoners died in Tunisian prisons, according to human rights organizations, due to inhumane detention conditions that worsened with a severe heatwave exceeding 50 degrees Celsius in some areas. Reports indicate that the prisons are overcrowded, with a lack of ventilation and water, and concerns are mounting over the deteriorating health of the prisoners, especially with the rising temperatures threatening their lives. Authorities have not issued any official figures or clear statements regarding the deaths or the health impacts of the heatwave. Calls for an independent investigation and ensuring the safety of the prisoners continue, while family members express their worry about the ongoing poor detention conditions.
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