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Mohamed Cheradi rejects turning calls for a pardon for those detained over the events at the Gdeim Izik camp into political point-scoring. He points to the deaths of members of the security forces, the treatment of their bodies, and the suffering of the victims’ families. He stresses that pardon and forgiveness should neither erase the memory of what happened nor diminish the victims’ and their families’ right to redress, while also insisting that the accused must be afforded their rights and legal safeguards. He concludes that reconciliation must be based on truth and fairness, and must uphold the dignity of the victims.
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