Tunisia: Move to Dismantle Country's Largest Opposition Part

Tunisian authorities have intensified their attack on opponents of President Kais Saied’s 2021 power grab, moving to neutralize the country’s largest political party, Ennahda.

Related Keywords

Tunis , S26 , Tunisia , Sousse , Susah , Sfax , Safaqis , Mornaguia , Ali Laarayedh , Mohamed Mzoughi , Ben Salem , Ahmed Laamari , Nourredine Bhiri , Bir Lahmar , Riadh Bettaieb , Salsabil Chellali , Mohamed Ben Salem , El Abidine Ben Ali , Kais Saied , Mokhtar Jemai , Abdelwahhab Maatar , Mohamed Saleh Bouallagui , Ben Ali , Ennahda Party , Human Rights Watch , National Salvation Front , International Covenant On Civil , Facebook , Islamic Tendency Movement , High Judicial Council , Telecommunications Code , President Kais Saied , Rached Ghannouchi , President Saied , Human Rights , President Zine El Abidine Ben , President Ghannouchi , Tunisia Will Movement , Interior Ministry , Justice Minister Bhiri , Amine Bouker , Investment Minister Riadh Bettaieb , Penal Code , Travel Documents , Criminal Procedure , International Covenant , Political Rights , African Charter , People Rights ,