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Tunisie Telegraph Court reviews September 19 arrests

Tunisie Telegraph Court reviews September 19 arrests

The article discusses today's Court of Appeal session in Tunisia, which is examining the case of those detained following the September 19 protest. Several human rights and labor organizations have called for a solidarity sit-in in front of the court to demand the immediate release of the detainees. According to available information, the arrests are related to actions attributed to some of the detainees, involving insults to state symbols, rather than solely peaceful participation in the march. Human rights and labor groups have called for the release of all those detained, warning of repeated legal violations and practices aimed at restricting the right to peaceful protest. Additionally, members of the "Stoumod Fleet" coordination continue to be detained, with some on hunger strike and facing ongoing judicial proceedings. Today's session is expected to reveal developments regarding the detainees' case, amidst concerns over ongoing restrictions on public freedoms.

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