Gaddas Meriem, Ben Saad Helmi
Tunis Med. 2022;100(12):819-823.
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.
发展中世界拥有全球数量最多的囚犯，但其状况被认为是“不透明的”。近年来，制药公司对世界的这一地区越来越感兴趣。越来越多的声音谴责对囚犯的一系列医疗剥削行为。在突尼斯，为确保对这一弱势群体的保护做出了巨大的立法努力。本历史记录是关于囚犯医学实验系列文章中的第六篇，旨在探讨非洲、中东和部分阿拉伯世界（特别是突尼斯）监狱中的医学实验情况。
