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On September 6, 2013, about 50 families of missing Tunisian migrants gathered with advocacy groups in front of the Italian Embassy in downtown Tunis to call on the Italian government to launch an investigation. Following a meeting with the embassy’s secretary general, he told them to take up the matter with the Tunisian government. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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In their living room, Ahmed shows us the many medals won by his missing son, a wrestling champion. At the home of Ahmed and Janet RIHIME in the Kabaria neighborhood. These parents have been searching for their 19-year-old son, Wissem, since March 2011. The tragedy struck this family twice when Janet, the mother, in her despair, set herself on fire a few months ago.The mother and her second son in their living room. At the home of Ahmed and Janet RIHIME in the Kabaria neighborhood. These parents have been searching for their 19-year-old son, Wissem, since March 2011. The tragedy struck this family twice when Janet, the mother, in a moment of despair, set herself on fire a few months ago.Chez Ahmed et Janet RIHIME dans le quartier de Kabaria. Ces parents recherchent depuis mars 2011 leur fils Wissem, 19 ans. Le drame a doublement touché cette famille lorsque le desespoir de Janet, la mère, l'a poussé à s'immoler il y a quelques mois.Janet, whose hands and neck are burned, shows us a photo of her missing son. At the home of Ahmed and Janet RIHIME in the Kabaria neighborhood. These parents have been searching for their 19-year-old son, Wissem, since March 2011. The tragedy struck this family twice when Janet, the mother, in a moment of despair, set herself on fire a few months ago.In a corner of the living room, a sign reading “In a nutshell: Where are our children?” serves as a reminder of these families’ anger. At the home of Ahmed and Janet RIHIME in the Kabaria neighborhood, these parents have been searching for their 19-year-old son, Wissem, since March 2011. The tragedy struck this family twice when Janet, the mother, in a moment of despair, set herself on fire a few months ago.Omelkhir Ouiretani joins us at the home of Ahmed and Janet RIHIME in the Kabaria neighborhood. Since March 2011, these parents have been searching for their 19-year-old son, Wissem. The tragedy struck this family twice when Janet, the mother, driven by despair, set herself on fire a few months ago.
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M22-083

On September 6, 2013, about 50 families of missing Tunisian migrants gathered with advocacy groups in front of the Italian Embassy in downtown Tunis to call on the Italian government to launch an investigation. Following a meeting with the embassy’s secretary general, he told them to take up the matter with the Tunisian government.

ReferenceM22-083
CategoryActualités / 2013 / M22-000 Families of Missing Migrants 30082013
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2013
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
Copyright© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesdetunisie.com

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