II. SUBJECT OF THE APPLICATION A. Facts of the matter 3. It emerges from the Application that the Applicant filed an application for divorce before the Ariana Court of First Instance (Tunisia). On 4 June 2014, the said Court rendered a decision (hereinafter referred to as “the Judgment of 4 June 2014”) in the Applicant’s favour, granting her divorce, child custody and alimony. On 10 June 2014, the Applicant’s husband appealed the Judgment of 4 June 2014before the Tunis Court of Appeal. 4. On 1 June 2015, the Tunis Court of Appeal issued a judgment (hereinafter referred to as “the Judgment of 1 June 2015”), by which it upheld the judgment of 4 June 2014 in part, namely with regards to the divorce but granted custody of the children to the Applicant’s husband, while allowing the Applicant visitation days. 5. On 16 June 2016, the Applicant appealed the Judgment of 1 June 2015 before the Cassation Court with regards to custody of the children and, the payment of alimony. On 7 December 2016, the Cassation Court dismissed the appeal in its entirety. 6. Subsequently, the Applicant’s husband concurrently initiated an adultery suit against the Applicant. It emerges from the record that on 8 November 2014, the Applicant accompanied one Hannibal, a friend of hers, on a trip from Tunis to Yasmine Hammamet. On their arrival, the said Hannibal handed the Applicant the keys to his apartment and left for a conference. After the conference, Hannibal returned to the apartment and requested the Applicant to let him spend the night on the sofa in the living room, while she slept in the bedroom. 7. It also emerges from the record that the Applicant’s husband had been trailing the Applicant and Hannibal since they left Tunis. After the pair entered the apartment at night, he called the police and the Grombalia court 3