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The investigating judge specializing in terrorism cases in Nouakchott ordered seven defendants in the “Foreign Bloggers case” to be remanded in custody, placed nine under judicial supervision, and released a tenth on a pledge to appear in court. Arrest warrants were also issued for seven others who are outside the country. The ruling names 24 defendants in total: 17 in Mauritania and seven wanted abroad. Prosecutors accuse them, in connection with their activity on social media platforms, of crimes including threatening state security, inciting hatred, disclosing military information, spreading false news, and money laundering. Opposition figures and bloggers deny the accusations and describe the case as retaliatory.
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