Lawyer and human rights defender Chawki Tabib, one of the contestants for the position of Tunisian Prime Minister gestures as he speaks in his office on December 4, 2013 in Tunis. Tabib, who turns 50 at the end of December, had been repeatedly proposed for the premiership by the Popular Front, a leftist grouping of opposition parties, during crisis talks with the ruling Islamists aimed at breaking months of political deadlock. AFP PHOTO / FETHI BELAID / AFP PHOTO / FETHI BELAID
Speaking on the rumours started by some bloggers, according to which the former president of the National Authority of the fight against corruption, Chawki Tabib, would have “escaped to Morocco with his ex-wife”, the latter announced, that he has not fled the country and that he is not subject to any travel ban.
He emphasised that he and his wife are still together and doing well, adding that he will not pause to employ all legal means to make the authors of these defamatory statements pay, which attempt to harm him and his family, including those who hide behind immunity or who are abroad.
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