TUNISIA: OPPOSITION FIGURE RISKS THE DEATH PENALTY

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Opposition figure Abir Moussi, who has spent two years unjustly imprisoned solely for peacefully exercising her human rights under charges that mandate the death penalty. Abir Moussi is serving a three-year and four-month sentence in prison after courts sentenced her in two separate cases for her criticism of the electoral process, following complaints filed by the Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE) under Decree-Law 54. She was first arbitrarily arrested on October 3, 2023, when she attempted to submit an appeal against presidential decrees ahead of local elections. She is facing several other charges in separate investigations related to the exercise of her rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.

UPDATE: On December 12, Abir Moussi was sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment in the first case brought against her.

Call on the Tunisian president to immediately release Abir Moussi, quash her sentence, and drop the charges against her as she is imprisoned solely on the peaceful exercise of her human rights.

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