'We are calling on the authorities to immediately end her prosecution, investigate the worrying death and rape threats she has been receiving, and ensure she is protected.' Procès d'Emma Charki en Tunisie : six mois de prison pour une parodie de sourate du Coran France 24 1:45 Interview du 14 juillet : Emmanuel Macron "a fait de la pédagogie et de l'explication" Il y a quelques semaines, Emma Charki, une jeune femme tunisienne de 27 ans avait détourné le mot « Coran » pour parler d’une sourate coronavirus, sur es réseaux sociaux. Emna Charki, a 27-year-old Tunisian charged with offending common decency and incitement to violence, arrives at a court in the capital Tunis on May 28, 2020, for her first trial hearingCourt spokesman Mohsen Dali said the sentence was on charges of inciting hate between religions and races.Saying she was a victim of a 'repressive law' that curtailed free speech, Amnesty International said the prosecution did not allow Chargui's lawyer to accompany her to court, where she was asked about her religious beliefs and mental condition.Amnesty also said that Chargui received 'messages from people threatening to kill or rape her', and that the authorities failed to take action or to investigate the threats. Pour que je puisse manger au restaurant durant le mois de ramadan. Face à la justice tunisienne, elle a été condamnée à une peine de 6 mois de prison, ce mardi 14 juillet.Malgré son geste jugé très grave, Amnesty International avait appelé fin mai les autorités tunisiennes à abandonner les poursuites dans cette affaire. Emma Charki: " Nous les athées, nous n’avons pas de droits en Tunisie.
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Saying she was a victim of a 'repressive law' that curtailed free speech, Amnesty International said the prosecution did not allow Chargui's lawyer to accompany her to court, where she was asked about her religious beliefs and mental condition 'It is unacceptable for someone to face a prison sentence of up to three years just for sharing a satirical post on Facebook,' they wrote. Emna Charki, a 27-year-old Tunisian charged with offending common decency and incitement to violence, arrives at a court in the capital Tunis on May 28, 2020, for her first trial hearing . Toutes les actus du jour en temps réel sur le journal en ligne Senenews.com.
'There's no difference between kings and slaves, follow science and ignore traditions,' a passage reads.Chargui, who is not in custody, has three weeks to appeal 'This is unfair and unjust ... this proves that there is no freedom here,' she told Reuters from home where she had been waiting for the ruling. We are no longer accepting comments on this article.Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media GroupSteven Bannon is arrested with three others in $25m border wall fundraiser fraud: Former Trump adviser faces 40 years in jail for 'ripping off hundreds of thousands of "Build the Wall" donors to finance lavish lifestyle of yachts and private jets' 'Put money on my books': On-the-run Portland protester who kicked truck driver unconscious begs for cash - as his domestic violence and gun crime rap sheet is revealed Unemployment claims tick back over one million - up 135,000 on week before Father and stepmother are charged with murder after their 'emaciated' Minnesota girl, 8, is found dead in bathtub after being 'tied up with a belt for wetting herself'REVEALED: Groundbreaking U.S. Air Force pilot who was first woman to fly F-22 stealth fighter and oversaw Pentagon's top secret projects was fired for 'scolding subordinates like children'What does YOUR face say about you?
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79.8M Fans. 1.2m Followers, 475 Following, 3,613 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Hannah Hart (@harto) Selon l’ONG, ces poursuites illustrent des atteintes à la liberté d’expression dans la jeune démocratie tunisienne. Chargui's sharing of the post in May angered some conservative social media users who demanded punishment in a nation periodically polarised between secular and Islamist political wings since a revolution that introduced democracy nine years ago.