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Tunisia Ministry halts court show

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The Tunisian Ministry of Employment has issued a warning regarding illegal practices carried out by some private vocational training institutions. These institutions are using names, certificates, and official-looking judicial seals that suggest they are legitimate judicial institutions, despite their lack of legality. These practices include issuing certificates and cards bearing the title "Arbiter," organizing oath-taking ceremonies, and using slogans and clothing similar to those used by judicial entities, which causes confusion and misleads recipients. The ministry affirmed that such actions are illegal violations and that violating entities are subject to legal procedures. It also called on the relevant institutions to correct their legal status, review their names and certificate content, and ensure there is no misleading information about the nature and competencies of their organization.

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