Lamine Benghazi is a Nonresident Fellow at TIMEP focusing on rule of law and the judiciary in Tunisia, with particular attention to criminal justice reform, transitional justice, and the independence of the judiciary. He is currently heading the Justice and Rule of Law program at Avocats Sans Frontières (ASF) in Tunisia, an international NGO promoting human rights and access to justice. Before joining ASF, Lamine was responsible for Marsad Majles, the parliament observation program at Al Bawsala, where he remains a board member. Prior to his return to Tunisia and his engagement with civil society, Lamine lived in France and in China where he studied Mandarin Chinese and worked in the startup industry. He holds an MA in Media and Politics in the Middle East from SOAS University in London.