Tunisian Regime Continues to Use the Judiciary to Suppress Opponents
A Tunisian court has sentenced Rached Ghannouchi, leader of the Ennahda Movement, to 14 years in prison in the case...
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Tunisian Court Sentences Opposition Figure Sahbi Atig to 15 Years Amid Concerns Over Judicial Independence
In a development raising serious concerns over the state of judicial independence in Tunisia, a court in the northern city...
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Tunisian Court Upholds 10-Year Sentence Against Former Minister Noureddine Bhiri
A Tunisian appeals court has upheld a previous ruling, issued in October, sentencing former Justice Minister and Ennahda party leader...
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Tunisian Authorities Transfer Political Prisoners to Remote Facilities, Heightening Isolation
Tunisian authorities have recently transferred several detained political opponents to prisons located far from the capital, in a move that...
Read moreDetailsTunisian Court Sentences Former Prime Minister Ali Larayedh to 34 Years in Prison
A Tunisian criminal court has sentenced former Prime Minister and Deputy Leader of the Ennahda Movement, Ali Larayedh, to 34...
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has condemned the recent verdicts issued by the Tunisian judiciary...
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In what has been described as an “unprecedented” judicial development, the Primary Court in the Tunisian capital issued initial prison...
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Tunisian Regime Continues to Use the Judiciary to Suppress Opponents
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