Tunisian anti-terror court detains lawyer amid growing opposition
Al Mayadeen English
3 min readProminent Tunisian lawyer Ahmed Swab had been detained by an anti-terror court following criticism of the judiciary, sparking protests and accusations of escalating repression against the opposition.
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Relatives of convicted opposition figures protest outside the court in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 21, 2025 (AFP)
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