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Tunisian lawyer Ayachi Hammami was arrested after a disputed conviction on security charges, sparking international criticism and a hunger strike.
Tunisian human rights lawyer Ayachi Hammami was arrested on December 2 following a five-year prison sentence in a "conspiracy against state security" case.
He is one of at least 40 individuals, including politicians and business figures, sentenced in a trial criticized by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International as part of a broader government crackdown on dissent.
Hammami, a longtime activist, began a hunger strike, vowing resistance against what he called state oppression.
His daughter and rights groups denounced the trial as unfair, citing lack of judicial independence and due process violations.
The arrests follow the detention of opposition leader Chaima Issa, who also began a hunger strike.
President Kais Saied’s government denies political motives, saying the prosecutions are necessary for national security.
El abogado tunecino Ayachi Hammami fue arrestado después de una controvertida condena por cargos de seguridad, provocando críticas internacionales y una huelga de hambre.