تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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A report on the ongoing phenomenon of women’s killings in Tunisia. Recently, in the Liberation District of the capital, a new crime occurred where a man in his forties strangled his pregnant wife, who was expecting twins, then turned himself in to the authorities. These crimes stem from family disputes that escalated into severe violence, with the recurring pattern of women’s murders recorded during 2025—30 women killed and 5 attempted cases. The incidents are mainly concentrated in Greater Tunis and have spread to the provinces of Gafsa and Kairouan. Investigations reveal that the family environment is the most dangerous space for women, with an increasing need for greater prevention and early intervention to prevent disputes from turning into murder. Most of these crimes are linked to prior domestic violence.
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