Security forces in Tunisia must be held accountable for killing protesters

Publication Date: Tuesday 1 March 2011 A new Amnesty International report details the unlawful killings and acts of brutality by security forces during protests in December and January. Teaser image: Amnesty International Index Number: MDE 30/011/2011 Amnesty International has today called for immediate independent investigations as it released a report detailing unlawful killings and acts of brutality by Tunisian security forces during the protests in December and January that led to the departure of former President Ben Ali. The 46-page report Tunisia in Revolt:…

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