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Educational institutions in Tunisia are seeing a rise in break-ins, thefts, vandalism, and assaults. On November 6, police detained a 24-year-old man suspected of stealing equipment from a secondary school in the capital and recovered the stolen items. A suspected group accused of stealing equipment from a school in Ariana was also dismantled. The Radhia Haddad secondary school in El Omrane was broken into and robbed, and those responsible threatened to return. This followed an earlier assault on two school supervisors on September 22. The teachers’ room at Tahar Haddad secondary school in Regueb was set on fire on the night of November 3, while a student was injured with an iron bar in Agareb on October 7. The incidents have caused damage and disrupted school operations, prompting protests among education staff. There are growing calls to secure schools, maintain surveillance cameras, provide security guards, and protect students and education staff.
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