The allies say that Ganushi is “fair”, as it coincides with two years in the Tunisian prison Human Rights News

The International Committee for Solidarity with the broken Ganushi raises the “repressive campaign” against the leader of the Ennahdha party.

On the occasion of the second anniversary of the arrest of the prominent opposition leader in Tunisia Ganouchi’s noisyAn international committee formed last year to raise awareness about his imprisonment says it is being held “unfairly” and on “covered charges”.

The International Committee for Solidarity with Ghannouchi has called for the immediate release of the leader of the imprisoned Ennahdha party and a former spokesman for the Tunis Parliament.

In a statement on Thursday, he said that more than 15 cases were filed against Ganushi, and “many unjust condemnations and judgments were issued.

The latest of these was a 22 -year prison sentence The committee said that Al -Sadr in February included conspiracy against state security – a case “there is no connection.”

Earlier this year, Ganushi was sentenced to three years in prison for accusing him that his party had received foreign contributions.

The 83 -year -old, who was the main competitor of Tunisian President Kais Sail, was arrested in April 2023 and was sentenced to one year in prison for incitement.

He was a voice critic of Saied, and became the highest figure who was arrested in uniting the continuous power by the president who was elected in 2019 and supervised a wave of repression and legal reforms that expanded his rule.

The committee said in its statement: “These unfair experiments and provisions are carried out in the context of a wide -ranging repressive campaign led by the Caes Says regime, which targets the voices of the opposition from all backgrounds, suppresses the procedures organized in all its forms, controlling the media and civil society, and silencing critical voices.”

She said that the Sis government should “exploit the judiciary as a tool to settle political grades.”

“The Age of Political Prisoners”

The statement of the committee comes a few days after Human Rights Watch, based in the United States, to the Tunisian government to stop the opposition campaign and the freedom of all detainees.

The Rights Group said that arbitrary detention was used to eliminate the opposition in Tunisia amid a trial of prominent opposition figures – including Ganushi – on charges of conspiracy.

In a report issued on Wednesday, HRW has strengthened the attention of opposition leaders on what they call the authoritarian rule of Saied since parliament was dissolved in 2021 and began to rule the decree.

The opposition described the Sais step as a coup. He denied such accusations, admitted that he would not become a dictator, but rather trying to save the country of North Africa from political chaos and outbreaks.

The report said that Tunisia turned into an arbitrary detention into the cornerstone of the repressive policy.

“The Sis government has returned the country to an era of political prisoners, and theft of Tunisians from the civil freedoms he achieved,” Pasam Khwaga, Deputy Director of the Middle East and North Africa said at HRW.

Since 2023, the authorities have arrested dozens of prominent political opposition figures, as well as journalists, activists and lawyers in critics in a campaign that critics have been the democracy that it gained in the popular uprising in the 2011 Arab Spring.