BEITY Conference on Substance-Facilitated Sexual Assault in Tunisia

Tunisian Association BEITY Sets August 14 Forum on Drug-Facilitated Assaults

On August 14, 2026, the Tunisian Association BEITY will stream an exploratory meeting dedicated to examining substance-facilitated sexual assaults, addressing gender stereotypes, and crossing perspectives. Organized in collaboration with Dr. Leïla Chaouachi from CRAFS at AP-HP and supported by the French Development Agency (Agence française de développement), the event broadcasts live on BEITY’s official YouTube channel starting at 9:00 AM.

Intersecting Medical Insight and Legal Reality

The upcoming exploratory meeting, titled « Les agressions sexuelles facilitées par les substances : croiser les regards, combattre les stéréotypes de genre », tackles a critical public health and safety issue in Tunisia.

The collaboration with Dr. Leïla Chaouachi—representing CRAFS within AP-HP—brings specialized clinical expertise to the Tunisian context.

Institutional Support and Digital Outreach

The initiative benefits from the backing of the French Development Agency (Agence française de développement), an institutional partner providing structural support for the project’s execution and digital outreach.

Removing Barriers for Legal and Medical Professionals

Interested participants can access the stream through a direct link distributed by the organizers on the day of the event.

Broadcast Details and North African Digital Forums

The transmission is scheduled to begin on August 14, 2026, at 9:00 AM Tunisia time. Association BEITY announced that the specific access link for the YouTube live stream will be communicated directly on the day of the conference.

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