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Tunisia's administrative court suspends Saied's dismissal of 57 judges

  • By Al Mayadeen English
  • Source: Agencies
  • 10 Aug 2022 14:53
2 Min Read

The court has made some exemptions, while other appeals are pending.

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  • Tunisian judges shout slogans against the dissolution of the Supreme Judicial Council by the Tunisian president, during a protest in Tunis on February 10, 2022. (Getty Images)
    Tunisian judges shout slogans against the dissolution of the Supreme Judicial Council by the Tunisian president, during a protest in Tunis on February 10, 2022. (Getty Images)

The Tunisian administrative court has suspended Wednesday Tunisian President Kais Saied's June decision to dismiss 57 judges, according to Imad Al-Ghabri, a court spokesman. 

Speaking to Tunisian radio Ibtissama, Al-Ghabri said that the "Presidency of the administrative court has finalized going through all appeals, and decided to discontinue the implementation of the exemption decision for a number of judges after reviewing factual and legal data used in the investigation."

The Head of the Association of Young Judges, Murad Al-Masoudi, in a statement to Ibtissama, revealed that about "47 appeals submitted by the judges included in the exemption decision were accepted for discontinuation, while the rest of the [dismissed] judges have pending appeal renewals."

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