Conditions in Tunisian prisons

Tunisian prisons have experienced a significant increase in death cases during the recent heatwave, with temperatures reaching nearly 50 degrees Celsius. On a single day, five prisoners died, bringing the total number of fatalities to 10 across various prisons, with many of the victims entering into resuscitation efforts. These deaths are attributed to the harsh detention conditions, including overcrowding, shortages of water and electricity, poor healthcare, and the scorching temperatures that may exacerbate prisoners' health conditions—especially those suffering from chronic illnesses. Although the exact causes of the deaths have not yet been definitively confirmed, human rights organizations warn that the intense heat and poor detention conditions could be contributing factors to prisoners' deteriorating health. They are calling for the identification of those responsible and urgent measures to reduce risks and improve the conditions of detention.

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