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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisia Women Face Rising Risks
The article concerns the rising phenomenon of women’s killings in Tunisia, which has become more widespread in 2025 compared to previous years. In 2024, greater Tunis, especially the capital and its suburbs, was a primary center for murder crimes, accounting for 16 out of 25 such cases nationwide. However, 2025 saw a broader geographical spread, with 30 murders recorded across 14 provinces, including inland regions like Gafsa and Kairouan. This indicates that the phenomenon is no longer confined to urban areas but has become a national threat. Most of the victims were over forty years old, while the perpetrators were mostly between 20 and 30 years old. Although the numbers are increasing, rights organizations emphasize that the actual figure may be higher due to a lack of official statistics and documentation challenges. The article highlights that domestic violence remains one of the main sources of threat and stresses the need to recognize that this phenomenon has become a societal crisis requiring a unified governmental and media response to address it.
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