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تونزي تيليغراف
Kais Saied's former students mark Republic Day
On the occasion of the sixty-ninth anniversary of the Tunisian Republic's declaration, a number of former students who studied constitutional law under President Kais Saied sent an open letter. The letter includes a call to review the country's political and legal options. The signatories emphasized the necessity of completing the establishment of constitutional institutions such as the High Council of the Judiciary and the Constitutional Court to ensure judicial independence and protect rights and freedoms. They also called for the abolition of the state of emergency and presidential decrees that conflict with the principles of the rule of law, as well as opening a societal dialogue to address the current political and economic crisis. Additionally, they urged the president to implement pending judicial rulings, end interference in the legislative and executive authorities, and release civil and political activists. The signatories stressed the importance of respecting the principle of separation of powers and the rule of law to ensure a peaceful and fair transfer of power.
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