Tunisian doctor criticizes athlete citizenships

Media outlets and debates across social media platforms have circulated the issue of the situation of Tunisian athletes who disappeared during their participation in the Mediterranean Games in Italy, where the number of cases has reached three athletes. This has sparked a discussion about athletes' conduct and the stance of the sports delegation system regarding escape attempts. However, most importantly, the call to revoke the nationality of these athletes came from a Tunisian doctor residing in France, which contradicts Article 31 of the Tunisian Constitution, explicitly prohibiting the stripping of citizenship from any citizen. Additionally, what further fueled the controversy is that this call went beyond legal and constitutional boundaries, as revoking citizenship is not considered a punitive measure for fleeing the delegation. Legal protections guarantee citizens the right to return, highlighting that the real debate should focus on respecting the constitution rather than pursuing illegal demands.

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