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Bill Proposes Penalties for Parties Obstructing Enforcement of Judicial Rulings
A new law has been proposed in Tunisia that imposes penalties on entities that hinder the enforcement of judicial rulings. It stipulates that all judicial decisions are binding on all authorities and institutions. The law includes prison sentences ranging from six months to three years, along with monetary fines between one thousand and five thousand Tunisian dinars. In cases involving violations of fundamental rights or national security, penalties are increased to twenty years in prison and one hundred thousand dinars. The aim of the law is to strengthen the authority and legal standing of the state and to reduce instances of delays in implementing judicial rulings.
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