Tunisia's Top Court Set to Rule in 'Conspiracy Against the State' Case The "conspiracy against the state" case has been a contentious issue in Tunisia since its inception, with critics accusing President Kais Saied of using it as a tool for suppressing opposition and silencing dissenting voices.
The upcoming ruling by the Court of Cassation will be a crucial test of the country's commitment to upholding democratic principles.
The trial has been marred by allegations of unfair trials and judicial bias, with defendants reporting that they were denied access to their lawyers during interrogations.