Tunisia sentences Ghanouchi to life in secret apparatus case

A Tunisian court sentenced Rached Ghannouchi, leader of the Ennahda Movement and former Speaker of Parliament, to life imprisonment in the case of "the Movement's Secret Apparatus," along with other individuals who received sentences ranging from 10 years to life. The defendants were convicted of charges related to forming and belonging to a terrorist organization, and they are subject to administrative surveillance for five years. The case is linked to the assassination of Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi, and includes allegations of overseeing a secret spying apparatus and infiltrating state institutions. Additionally, it was announced 32 days ago that Ghannouchi's health had deteriorated; he suffers from chronic illnesses and was transferred to the hospital amid calls for his release.

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