CLEAN : Tunisia must revise draconian drug law: HRW

The video discusses a report based on interviews with 47 individuals convicted for cannabis use in Tunisia. It highlights the high costs of current laws and their negative impact on youth and the country. The report praises recent reforms to law 5.2, which eliminate prison sentences for first and second-time cannabis possession or use. However, it advocates for further changes, urging the removal of all prison sentences for cannabis-related offenses. The video also addresses the role of urine tests in the legal process, suggesting they should prove innocence rather than guilt.

Pourquoi le rapport considère-t-il que les peines privatives de liberté devraient être abandonnées pour les personnes détenues pour usage de cannabis?

En quoi le rapport suggère-t-il que le test des urines devrait être perçu différemment?