Is the tightening of anti-terror laws helping Tunisia resolve the Ennahda Movement?
The article relates to the developments in the Tunisian Ennahda Movement case, where the Court of Appeal issued stricter sentences against its leaders and members, including increased penalties reaching up to 29 and 17 years, in cases related to terrorism and political assassinations connected to the post-2011 period. These rulings indicate a more rigorous judicial trajectory and may impact the movement's future, including the possibility of its dissolution, amid escalating political and judicial pressures against it.
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