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Tunisia-[Video]Bouderbala to G7 ambassadors: Where were you when we demanded the return of the robbed money?

Speaking at the 25th Congress of the UGTT that the Union , Tunisian Bar President Ibrahim Bouderbala said that the UGTT  still fulfils its social role appropriately, mentioning in this context the participation of the UGTT  in the recent national dialogue.
 
He believed that the participation of the UGTT in this dialogue spared Tunisia a lot of harm. Bouderbala added in the same context that attorneys will always battle corruption that is eroding at the country’s institutions.
 
Emphasizing the necessity to fight against corruption, the lawyer called on magistrates to deal with this scourge. He again condemned the remarks of G7 ambassadors who opposed the dissolution of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM) saying “Where were you when we demanded the return of the stolen money? “
 
 
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