In Tunisia, a new trial this Monday, November 17, discussed the appeal procedure for the mega-trial known as conspiracy against state security. In April, this political court sentenced approximately forty people to between 4 and 66 years in prison for conspiracy against state security. Among them, his opponent, Jaouhar Ben Mbarek, who has continued his hunger strike for more than two weeks, criticized the lack of a fair trial. Lilia Blaise tells us more.
Tunisia: appeal hearing "conspiracy against state security"
