Categories: Politics

Tunisia-[Audio]Dissolution of CSM: Popular Current supports Kais Saied’s decision

Speaking on Tunisie Numérique, Popular Current spokesperson Mohsen Nabti explained that the dissolution of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM) was a critical and necessary decision. According to him, the President of the Republic Kais Saied gave an opportunity to the CSM to allow it to participate in the national fight led by Tunisia to free its institutions.

“For almost 10 years, the CSM relinquished its role and followed the dictates of the lobbies and Islamists who were in power. On July 25, 2021, we thought that the institution in question will partake in the process whose purpose is the rescue of the country. However, the CSM has betrayed the Tunisians,” he said, remarking on Saied’s decision that it was his duty to take this step on the same date as the commemoration of the anniversary of the assassination of Chokri Belaid.

“If we had an independent and fair judiciary, we would not have attained this stage” adds our speaker. According to Nabti, the decree-law on the organization of the CSM must be issued. He added that socio-economic reforms could not take place in the absence of a fair judiciary. 

R

Leave a Comment
Share
Published by
R

Recent Posts

Nicaragua’s complaint against Germany at ICJ: Verdict this Tuesday!

The International Court of Justice in The Hague said Friday it would issue a verdict…

9 heures ago

Flooding in Kenya leaves 75 dead

Heavy rainfalls that hit Kenya during the last few days left at least 75 people…

9 heures ago

Palestinians to be invited to Paris Olympics

International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach confirmed that the IOC is committed to inviting…

9 heures ago

Climatology: A hot and dry month of March

According to a bulletin from the National Institute of Meteorology (INM), the month of March…

9 heures ago

Solidarity in Spain: Mobilization to keep Pedro Sánchez in power

Thousands of supporters of the Spanish Socialist Party assembled in Madrid, near the party headquarters,…

9 heures ago

Tunisia-Journalist Kamel Sammari passes away

Journalist and human rights defender Kamel Sammari passed away today, Saturday, April 27. The deceased…

9 heures ago

This website uses cookies.