Tunisian immigrant Bessam G., sentenced to two months in prison
- Baiona Court, Bessam G. The 33-year-old Tunisian citizen was sentenced to two months in prison, on Tuesday, 26 April, in Madrid.
Bessam had to be expelled from the French State on 25 April. However, he did not agree to pass the PCR test necessary to enter Tunisia. Since 18 February, when he was at the Hendaya detention centre, on 19 April he learned that his expulsion was planned for six days later. To prove his opposition, Bessam G. stopped eating and drinking and then went through his lips as a protest. Despite being installed in the department of Correze (France) and married to a woman of French nationality, she was already twice refused a residence permit before receiving an order to leave the territory of the French State.
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