Ennahda Movement: Saied's Measures Unlawful and Unconstitutional
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The Ennahda movement stated that Tunisian President Kais Saied's measures are a blatant attack on the principles of democracy and rights.
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A police officer guard the parliament building in Tunisia, July 29th.
The Ennahda movement released a statement on Saturday saying that the exceptional measures taken by President Saied are in breach of the law and the constitution and that they pose a threat to individual and civil rights.
The statement added that the efficient and possible way out from these problems is not through concentrating power.
Yesterday, Ennahda MP Yamina Zoghlami said that the solution for Tunisia is domestic and not external, pointing out that the movement has an important meeting today and that it should apologize to the people of Tunisia and change policies and leaderships.
President Kais Saied, on the other hand, stressed that his measures were constitutional and that Parliament was the base from which the government was being toyed with.
