The family of lawyer and political activist Ayachi Hammami faces a grueling five-hour round trip to visit him for a mere ten minutes. Hammami is currently incarcerated at the Monastir prison, a significant distance from his home and family. They are appealing for his transfer to a closer penal facility, citing the hardship imposed by the lengthy travel requirement. The situation underscores the difficulties families experience when a loved one is imprisoned far from their support network. This poses significant emotional and practical challenges for those wishing to maintain contact with an incarcerated relative. The family’s plea highlights concerns regarding access and the impact of prison location on family well-being. The article originally appeared on Business News.