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Medical experimentation on prisoners (part 6): Situation in Africa, Middle East and part of the Arab world (Tunisia in particular).
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- Navigating ethical challenges in prison medical research.La Tunisie medicale · 2023Article
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Abstract
The developing World has the largest number of prisoners globally, but their situation is considered «opaque». In recent years, there has been a growing interest from pharmaceutical companies in this part of the world. A growing number of voices is denouncing the spectrum of medical exploitation of prisoners. In Tunisia, there is a great legislative effort to ensure the protection of this vulnerable population. The present history note, the sixth in a series on medical experimentation on prisoners, intended to discuss the situation of medical experimentation in prisons in Africa, the Middle East and part of the Arab world, Tunisia in particular.
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