Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, tried and convicted in absentia, is living in safety provided by the regime in Saudi Arabia.

Clashes break out between police forces and protesters across Tunisia as demonstrations against unemployment continue.

Tunisian police fire tear gas to disperse protesters demanding jobs.

Tunisians protest against a controversial draft law granting amnesty to those accused of corruption.

During his 23 years in power, former Tunisian dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and his inner circle embezzled over 20 billion dollars.

More than five years after the revolution in Tunisia, the families of popular uprising's victims still demand justice. They say the court verdicts issued against government agents who killed many demonstrators fail to meet the extent of the crimes they committed against civilians. As our correspondent Adnen Chaouchi reports, the outcry follows judiciary orders that released many police officers and state figures behind the crackdown on peaceful demonstrations back in 2011.