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Tunisie Telegraph: Are Italian migrant interventions under scrutiny after tragic deaths
Investigations in Italy have revealed that the death of Moroccan migrant Abdel Rahim Fiquir may have been caused by suffocation. Preliminary tests showed that police applied pressure to his chest for five minutes, leading to his lungs filling with blood and damage to his respiratory pathways. The final report from forensic experts is now awaited to determine the exact cause of death. Criticism continues regarding the security intervention methods and the resuscitation process after the victim was restrained, with discussions emphasizing the need for independent and transparent investigations into deaths occurring during police actions. The case has also fueled public debate about police practices, especially following the death of a Tunisian youth during a search operation, with diplomatic efforts from Morocco intensifying to follow up on the case and support the victim’s family.
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