Tunisia jails leading opposition candidate ahead of next month's election
Tunisia’s government jailed a leading opposition figure ahead of next month’s election. Ayachi Zammel, one of just two candidates approved to run against the authoritarian President Kais Saied, was sentenced to 20 months over alleged forgery: His campaign said the move was politically motivated.
While some dissenting voices can still be heard in the country, Tunisian authorities’ clampdown could hinder any organised ...
One of the candidates challenging Tunisian President Kais Saied in the country's presidential election next month has been ...
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The presidential campaign season in Tunisia is officially underway a day after protesters took their anger to the streets of ...
Thousands of Tunisians marched in the streets on Friday to protest against President Kais Saied, whom they accuse of trying ...
Thousands of Tunisians protested against President Kais Saied, accusing him of trying to rig the upcoming presidential ...
Dozens of members of Tunisia’s largest opposition party have been arrested this week ahead of the formal start this weekend ...
A Tunisian court on Wednesday sentenced presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel to 20 months in prison, Zammel's lawyer said, the latest move that has heightened opposition fears of a rigged election ...
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