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Ennahda rejects term hike
Tunisia’s Ennahda Movement condemned the increase in the prison sentence handed to its leader, Noureddine Bhiri, from 20 to 25 years in the “fabricated passports” case, as well as the decision to place him under administrative surveillance for five years. This brings the total of the sentences issued against him to 59 years. The movement described the case as fabricated and the ruling as politically motivated, called for his release and an end to the prosecution of its leaders, and said that the people involved in the nationality certificates had obtained them in 1982 and 1983, before Bhiri took office as justice minister. Bhiri has been detained since February 2023 and is under investigation in several judicial cases.
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