Al-Gharbi warns of sanctions in Mellasin case
The article discusses the legal penalties awaiting anyone involved in the case of the Malassen girl in Tunisia. According to a lawyer named Ahmed Al-Gharbi, the owner of the house where the crime took place could face imprisonment if it is proven that he knew about the crime and participated in it. As for his friend who lured the girl, she could face multiple charges such as kidnapping a minor, rape, detention of a minor, and assaulting a minor, with a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison, especially since she is also a minor according to Article 43 of the Penal Code. The lawyer also emphasized that the suspended doctor could be punished if his involvement is proven. Tunisian law prioritizes the protection of minors, with the maximum punishment for them being 10 years in prison; they are not subject to the death penalty or life imprisonment.
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