CABINET THULLIEZ
MEDIA AND NEWS
Cabinet Thulliez presents its press review: testimonials, reports, articles and news about the Firm.
PPLAAF: STANDING BEHIND THE COURAGE OF AFRICA’S WHISTLEBLOWERS
14 September 2018
Le Lanceur
By Mathilde Régis
From Algeria to Cape Town, the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF) provides legal, moral and financial support to citizens whose revelations shake the continent’s highest dignitaries.
“AFRICAN WHISTLEBLOWERS URGENTLY NEED PROTECTION”
7 March 2017
Le Monde Afrique
By William Bourdon, Alioune Tine, Baltasar Garzon, Jihan El-Thari, Mark Worth, Khadija Sharife and Henri Thulliez
A group of public figures led by lawyer William Bourdon is launching a website to support citizens across the continent who expose corruption.
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH CALLS ON FRANCE TO “EXAMINE ITS SUPPORT FOR FORMER DICTATOR HISSÈNE HABRÉ”
28 June 2016
Le Monde Afrique
By Bénédicte Jeannerod and Henri Thulliez
Two of the NGO’s researchers, without whom the former Chadian dictator’s trial would never have taken place, call for full light to be shed on Paris’s relations with the regime.
“WHY DID WE HELP A CRIMINAL REGIME IN CHAD?”
28 June 2016
RFI
By Christophe Boisbouvier
A month ago, when he was sentenced to life imprisonment by a court in Dakar, much was said about the crimes committed by Hissène Habré. Far less was said, however, about the help the French gave the former president of Chad. This Tuesday, Human Rights Watch is publishing a detailed 140-page report on this sensitive issue. Lawyer Henri Thulliez is a consultant for HRW. He answers Christophe Boisbouvier’s questions.
IN CHAD, TO DISCUSS A HIDDEN SIDE OF HISSÈNE HABRÉ’S YEARS OF TERROR
3 June 2016
France inter
By Mickaël Thébault
Last Monday, the former Chadian dictator was sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, war crimes, rape and torture. The trial brought those years of terror back into the headlines, but one of the regime’s hidden sides is about to be revealed in Human Rights Watch’s latest report
HISSÈNE HABRÉ TRIAL: WOMEN SPEAK OUT
8 November 2015
Libération
By Henri Thulliez
In Dakar, the trial of Hissène Habré, president of Chad from 1982 to 1990, for war crimes and crimes against humanity is due to resume this Monday. The indictment does not include charges of rape and sexual slavery, but women who survived sexual violence are testifying, supported by the NGO Human Rights Watch. A historic trial seen from inside the courtroom.
UNDER HISSÈNE HABRÉ’S DICTATORSHIP, RIDICULE COULD KILL
16 July 2015
Le Monde Afrique
By Henri Thulliez
While no answers can be expected from the former Chadian dictator, who has retreated into silence and is boycotting the African court due to try him in Dakar from 20 July, the archives still speak. They reveal the scars of dictatorial absurdity.
PPLAAF: STANDING BEHIND THE COURAGE OF AFRICA’S WHISTLEBLOWERS
14 September 2018
Le Lanceur
By Mathilde Régis
From Algeria to Cape Town, the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF) provides legal, moral and financial support to citizens whose revelations shake the continent’s highest dignitaries.
“AFRICAN WHISTLEBLOWERS URGENTLY NEED PROTECTION”
7 March 2017
Le Monde Afrique
By William Bourdon, Alioune Tine, Baltasar Garzon, Jihan El-Thari, Mark Worth, Khadija Sharife and Henri Thulliez
A group of public figures led by lawyer William Bourdon is launching a website to support citizens across the continent who expose corruption.
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH CALLS ON FRANCE TO “EXAMINE ITS SUPPORT FOR FORMER DICTATOR HISSÈNE HABRÉ”
28 June 2016
Le Monde Afrique
By Bénédicte Jeannerod and Henri Thulliez
Two of the NGO’s researchers, without whom the former Chadian dictator’s trial would never have taken place, call for full light to be shed on Paris’s relations with the regime.
“WHY DID WE HELP A CRIMINAL REGIME IN CHAD?”
28 June 2016
RFI
By Christophe Boisbouvier
A month ago, when he was sentenced to life imprisonment by a court in Dakar, much was said about the crimes committed by Hissène Habré. Far less was said, however, about the help the French gave the former president of Chad. This Tuesday, Human Rights Watch is publishing a detailed 140-page report on this sensitive issue. Lawyer Henri Thulliez is a consultant for HRW. He answers Christophe Boisbouvier’s questions.
IN CHAD, TO DISCUSS A HIDDEN SIDE OF HISSÈNE HABRÉ’S YEARS OF TERROR
3 June 2016
France inter
By Mickaël Thébault
Last Monday, the former Chadian dictator was sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, war crimes, rape and torture. The trial brought those years of terror back into the headlines, but one of the regime’s hidden sides is about to be revealed in Human Rights Watch’s latest report
HISSÈNE HABRÉ TRIAL: WOMEN SPEAK OUT
8 November 2015
Libération
By Henri Thulliez
In Dakar, the trial of Hissène Habré, president of Chad from 1982 to 1990, for war crimes and crimes against humanity is due to resume this Monday. The indictment does not include charges of rape and sexual slavery, but women who survived sexual violence are testifying, supported by the NGO Human Rights Watch. A historic trial seen from inside the courtroom.
UNDER HISSÈNE HABRÉ’S DICTATORSHIP, RIDICULE COULD KILL
16 July 2015
Le Monde Afrique
By Henri Thulliez
While no answers can be expected from the former Chadian dictator, who has retreated into silence and is boycotting the African court due to try him in Dakar from 20 July, the archives still speak. They reveal the scars of dictatorial absurdity.