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Myriam Guetat مريم قطاط

Myriam Guetat is a PhD candidate at the Institut du Droit de la Paix et du Développement at the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis where she also earned her master’s degree in International and European Private and Public Law. Since October 2012, Myriam has been assisting a program on training relevant actors of transitional justice in Tunisia launched by the Kawakibi Democracy Transition Center.

ARTICLES BY Myriam Guetat مريم قطاط

  • The Quest for a Way Out of Tunisia’s Constitutional Quagmire

    The Quest for a Way Out of Tunisia’s Constitutional Quagmire

    Successfully passing the tests of democracy while the whole region seems to be doomed to a chronic state of turmoil, Tunisia is considered to have set a good example for the “Arab Spring” countries and is expected to prove that a happy end..

  • تونس: الأزمة والأفق المسدود

    تونس: الأزمة والأفق المسدود

    مقارنة بجنود قتلوا ثم ذبحوا ثم نكل بأجسادهم ثم جردوا من ألبستهم إمعاناً في التنكيل، هل سيصبح رمي المعارضين بالرصاص أمام بيوتهم أقل أشكال الموت فظاعة في تونس؟ لقد بدأ التونسيون يعتادون على أن يزف إليهم خبر الشهادة يوماً بعد يوم وأصبحت الزغاريد رمزاً لتشييع الجثامين ولسان حال الجميع يقول: من الآ..

  • Quelle justice transitionnelle pour la Tunisie ?

    Quelle justice transitionnelle pour la Tunisie ?

    Au lendemain des premières élections démocratiques en Tunisie, et suite aux débats politiques houleux qui ont eu lieu au sein de l’Assemblée Nationale Constituante, a été promulguée la loi constituante numéro 2011-6 du 16 décembre 2011 portant sur l’organisation provisoire des pouvoirs publics. ..