Tunisia’s president sacked 57 judges on Wednesday, accusing them of corruption, protecting “terrorists”, and sexual harassment as he strengthened his grip on the judiciary.
2022/06/02/tunisia-s-president-sacks-dozens-of-judges-strengthens-grip
2022/06/02/tunisia-s-president-sacks-dozens-of-judges-strengthens-grip
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