Tunis’s primary court sentenced several individuals in the “Conspiracy Case 2,” with Rached Ghannouchi, head of the Ennahda Movement, receiving a 14-year sentence, while others, including his son and former officials, faced up to 35 years in absentia. Ghannouchi, imprisoned since April 2023, has boycotted court proceedings amid accusations deemed politically motivated by human rights groups.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: A court in Tunisia gave Rached Ghannouchi and others long prison sentences because they were accused of being part of a conspiracy, but Ghannouchi didn’t go to the trial because he didn’t want to be there.
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