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"Mr President, we might ask whether the serious police errors being discussed here – involving Zakaria Bouguira and, in particular, a dozen young Moroccans attending a football final – and their excesses would have been the subject of an urgent humanitarian debate on a Thursday afternoon in the European Parliament had the problem not involved Tunisia.
Are the brutality of which the police and forces of order are guilty, the racist comments and the discrimination they displayed just an isolated act or do they extend to Tunisia’s security forces as a whole today? Is that what we should be examining? That is a question that we cannot answer here.
I should like to say two things. First of all, in this specific case it is important not only to reform the security forces, but also to punish the guilty parties. There are individuals behind this. I think that the motion for a resolution does not put enough emphasis on the impunity of individuals.
Secondly, in our contacts with the Tunisians it is also important to support in their transition ..."@en1
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