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Tunisian Ennahda Leaders Imprisoned

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AR Al Jazeera Arabic Qatar · 2026-06-12 21:29

Tunisia.. Imprisonment of leaders in the Ennahda movement on charges of “conspiracy”

تونس.. أحكام بسجن قيادات في حركة النهضة بتهمة "التآمر"

The Tunisian Court of Appeal issued prison sentences against leaders of the Ennahda movement on charges of “conspiracy,” amid condemnation from the movement, which considered the trial to be political and lacking in the conditions of justice.

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Al Jazeera Arabic confirms the Tunisian Court of Appeal issued prison sentences against Ennahda movement leaders on conspiracy charges.

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Al Jazeera Arabic reports the Tunisian Court of Appeal issued prison sentences against Ennahda leaders on conspiracy charges, framing it as a political prosecution amid broader democratic erosion under Saied.

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Timeline Ennahda leaders have been under prosecution since 2022, when Saied's government arrested multiple senior figures. The Court of Appeal sentences represent a new phase of escalation against the organization.

Context Ennahda is Tunisia's main Islamist political party, which led the government for periods following the 2011 Arab Spring. President Kais Saied consolidated power through a 2021 self-coup, suspended parliament, and has since systematically targeted opposition figures.

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Ennahda movement Tunisian Court of Appeal President Kais Saied

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