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The article discusses Club Afriki's stance on showing solidarity with the American investor, Fergy Chambers. Mohamed El-Shafei, a former member of the Higher Authority for Financial Oversight, confirmed that Tunisian law does not prevent the managing committee from issuing a solidarity statement, provided it is balanced and respects the judiciary. He pointed out that legal references include guarantees for freedom of expression and the presumption of innocence. He also warned against making accusations or publishing confidential information related to the judicial case. Additionally, El-Shafei emphasized that the club can legally express solidarity, as long as it adheres to legal regulations, and noted that the case is still under judicial investigation.
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