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#Tunesia #Tunis #PROTEST
Thousands of people took to the streets in Tunisia's capital Tunis today to protest for democracy. Masses of supporters of the Islamic conservative Ennahda, the strongest party in Tunisia, have gathered in Tunis for one of the largest protests in years.
Thousands of people took to the streets in Tunisia's capital Tunis today to protest for democracy. Masses of supporters of the Islamic conservative Ennahda, the strongest party in Tunisia, have gathered in Tunis for one of the largest protests in years.
They called for "national unity" and "political stability," as the state agency TAP reported. The party had called for a "march in defense of democratic institutions" today. The protests initially remained peaceful.
The background to the protest is a worsening political crisis in the country. President Kais Saied refuses to agree to a cabinet reshuffle proposed by Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi. Parliament has already approved this.
#Germany #Tunesia #Münster #NRW #Court
The alleged Islamist Sami A. failed with his asylum procedure before the North Rhine-Westphalian Higher Administrative Court in Münster.
The alleged Islamist Sami A. failed with his asylum procedure before the North Rhine-Westphalian Higher Administrative Court in Münster.
The court did not allow the Tunisian to appeal against a judgment of the administrative court in Gelsenkirchen. The administrative court lifted his ban on deportation for A. in January 2019 because there was no longer any risk of torture for him in his home country.
The decision of the Higher Administrative Court is final. A., who was classified by the German authorities as an Islamist threat and who allegedly was the bodyguard of the former Al Qaeda boss Osama bin Laden, was illegally deported to Tunisia in the summer of 2018.
#Tunesia #Tunis #Coronavirus
For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, Tunisia has registered more than 1000 new corona infections within a single day.
For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, Tunisia has registered more than 1000 new corona infections within a single day.
The Ministry of Health announced in Tunis on Saturday that 1087 new corona infections were reported within 24 hours. 11 people died. The ministry warned of a "dangerous situation" in October.
In total, the authorities in the North African country have so far registered more than 14,000 corona cases and 191 deaths in connection with Covid-19.
