Tunisian police close down Supreme Judicial Council offices
Al Mayadeen Net
2 min readAfter Tunisia's President announced the dissolution of the Supreme Judicial Council, Tunisian police close it down and bar employees from entry.
Tunisia's Supreme Judicial Council was closed down today
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