On October 28, 2022, police forces arrested Ahmed Bahaeddine Hamada, a law student at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Sousse. This occurred after his house in the Sousse governorate was raided at around 3 AM by a specialized police unit. The student was subjected to violence in front of his peers because he refused to hand over his mobile phone and allow them to search its content without a legal permit. Subsequently, he was taken to the National Investigation Unite in El Gorjani, where, according to the victim’s colleagues, the police seized his laptop, personal phone, as well as several books and legal references. Moreover, the police threatened one of Baha’s colleagues who lived in the same residence, warning them against informing any other party about the details of the arrest. The arrest of student Bahaeddin is on the grounds of supervising a Facebook page entitled “Hay El Tadhamon (Ettadhamen Neighborhood),” where he had posted videos documenting the protests in the area and writings containing demands of the residents of his neighborhood, as he is originally from the aforementioned neighborhood. Ahmed Baha remained in custody for five days before being released while still under pending legal proceedings.