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French Student Victor Dupont Returns Home After Diplomatic Efforts

Victor Dupont, a French Ph.D. student, returns to Paris after being detained in Tunisia for 27 days amid international diplomatic negotiations.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 10:51 AM ET

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French Ph.D. student Victor Dupont arrived in Paris after being detained in Tunisia for 27 days. His arrest sparked international concern due to rising security issues for foreigners under President Kais Saied's regime. Dupont's supporters emphasized the unfounded nature of the charges against him, leading to top-level diplomatic discussions for his release. French officials engaged actively in negotiations, maintaining that the safety of their nationals in Tunisia is paramount. Dupont's case highlights broader implications regarding human rights and academic freedom in Tunisia post-Arab Spring.

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