State party response Pursuant to the Committee’s request of 25 March 2005 for follow-up information, the State party informed the Committee that the complainants had been admitted as refugees on 8 July 1997. On 5 June 2003, they were granted residence permits on humanitarian grounds. For this reason, Mr. Aemei renounced his refugee status on 5 June 2003. One of their children acquired Swiss nationality. Author’s response None Committee’s decision No further consideration under the follow-up procedure as the State party has complied with the Committee’s decision. State party TUNISIA Case M’Barek, 60/1996 Nationality and country of removal if applicable Tunisian Views adopted on 10 November 2004 Issues and violations found Failure to investigate - articles 12 and 13 Interim measures granted and State party response None Remedy recommended The Committee requests the State party to inform it within 90 days of the steps taken in response to the Committee’s observations. Due date for State party response 22 February 2000 Date of reply 15 April 2002 State party response Ongoing See first follow-up report (CAT/C/32/FU/1). The State party challenged the Committee’s decision. During the thirty-third session the Committee considered that the Special Rapporteur should arrange to meet with a representative of the State party. Author’s response None 117