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Al-Nahda Challenges Life Sentences
The Tunisian Court of First Instance issued prison sentences ranging from 10 years to life imprisonment against leaders of the Ennahda Movement, including its leader Rashid Ghannouchi, in the case known as the "Secret Apparatus." The rulings confirmed the defendants' convictions on charges related to forming a terrorist coalition and joining terrorist organizations, based on evidence and testimonies the movement considered unreliable. The movement regarded the verdict as political and criticized the secrecy of the trial sessions, calling for the release of political prisoners and urging efforts to be focused on the country's economic and social crises.
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