Rédaction Africa Links 24 with wissam.a
Published on 2024-02-23 12:33:59
In an atmosphere filled with gravity, the criminal court of first instance of Dar El Beida examined a case that shook the Algerian public opinion: the tragic murder of five-year-old Tesnim in the family home in Bordj El Kiffan.
This family drama, involving the parents of the child identified by the initials “B.Z.H” and “B.A”, revealed acts of unprecedented cruelty. Tesnim was deprived of food and water for more than three consecutive days, a suffering that worsened when her parents inflicted serious burns on her. The accused placed their daughter’s hands on a lit stove, punishing her for eating ointment, which she mistook for chocolate, in a state of extreme hunger.
The horrific details of this case not only shocked the community but also shed light on deep questions about child abuse and parental responsibility. The investigation revealed a series of abuses and neglect leading to the tragic death of Tesnim, directly implicating the actions of her parents.
What was the verdict rendered by the justice system?
The criminal court of first instance of Dar El Beida handed down its verdict in the tragic case that cost five-year-old Tesnim’s life. The parents of the child identified by the initials “B.Z.H” and “B.A”, were sentenced to twenty years in prison for the murder of their daughter.
The judgment was made after a thorough examination of the acts of cruelty and abuse that led to Tesnim’s death, highlighting the lack of care and attention from her parents, as well as the deliberate act of inflicting serious burns on her.
Therefore, this judicial decision emphasizes the importance of combating child abuse and the responsibility of parents towards their children.
Child abuse, in all its forms, is strictly prohibited, and justice will take necessary measures to protect children and punish the perpetrators of such acts. The imposed sentence aims to bring justice to the victim while sending a clear message about the importance of safeguarding minors in the country.
Read the original article(French) on Algerie 360
