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The article suggests that murders in Tunisia may be the culmination of a pattern of threats, assault, and escalating violence, rather than acts that begin with an intent to kill. It also notes that domestic violence has lasting effects on children and families. Basic Law No. 58 of 2017 established legal protections for women, but the effectiveness of the prevention system and the mechanisms for implementing it need to be assessed. Judicial delays may also exacerbate disputes, though they do not justify violence. The article calls for a multidisciplinary national study into the causes of this phenomenon, and for stronger early intervention, protection, psychological support, and education in dialogue. It stresses that preventing murder starts with addressing violence before it escalates.
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