Tunisia's Court of Appeal issuing prison sentences against Ennahda movement leaders on 'conspiracy' charges completes the judicial dismantling of the country's main Islamist democratic party — effectively ending Tunisia's post-Arab Spring democratic experiment.
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The specific sentences handed down and the names of the convicted leaders are not detailed in the available summary.
The story appears only in Al Jazeera Arabic; no Western, African, or Asian outlet in the available feed covers the continuing judicial elimination of Tunisian democratic opposition.
Single-language source only; conviction facts are minimal; no independent verification of charges or democratic implications available.
Al Jazeera Arabic reports the Tunisian Court of Appeal's prison sentences against Ennahda leaders on conspiracy charges, framing it as a judicial action with political dimensions amid the broader context of President Saied's consolidation of power.