Tunisia's top court set to rule in ‘conspiracy against the state’ case
Summary
Tunisia’s highest court is about to decide the final outcome of a case involving 37 people accused of plotting against the state. Most of those convicted are political opponents of President Kais Saied, and human rights groups have criticized the trial as unfair.Key Facts
- The Court of Cassation in Tunisia will issue the final ruling in a “conspiracy against the state” case.
- In April 2025, 37 people, mostly political opponents of President Kais Saied, were sentenced to prison.
- Human rights organizations have said the trial was unjust.
- These groups have also called for the release of all political prisoners linked to this case.
- The appeal is the last chance for the defendants to overturn their convictions.
- Lawyers defending the prisoners and their families are worried about the outcome.
- The case has drawn international attention from rights groups like Amnesty International.
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