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Tunisia’s Court of Cassation has upheld lengthy prison sentences for opposition figures accused of conspiracy against President Kais Saied, concluding a three-year legal process. The ruling has raised concerns about judicial independence and is seen as indicative of Tunisia's democratic decline since Saied's election in 2019.
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Tunisia’s Court of Cassation has upheld lengthy prison sentences for opposition figures accused of conspiracy against President Kais Saied, concluding a three-year legal process. The ruling has raised concerns about judicial independence and is seen as indicative of Tunisia's democratic decline since Saied's election in 2019.
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