Tunisia Telegraph Conspiracy Case Update

The Court of Cassation in Tunisia has closed the judicial proceedings in the "Conspiracy Against State Security" case today, Thursday, September 3, 2026, after rejecting the requests for reconsideration submitted against the final rulings issued by the Court of Appeal in Tunis. The rulings, which ranged from 5 to 45 years in prison and included the acquittal of three defendants, have become final and cannot be appealed before the judiciary. Therefore, the execution of the sentences is now the main course of action, with the possibility of resorting to a special pardon by the President of the Republic, which remains an unjudicial option to be used in the coming phase. Human rights activists and international organizations called for guarantees of the right to defense and a fair trial, amid widespread criticism of the prison conditions and the transparency of legal procedures in the case, which involved more than forty individuals and faced broad criticism for not adhering to fundamental legal guarantees.

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