AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPrison Conditions: Amnesty called for independent investigations after at least 23 prisoners died in July and August amid record heat, water shortages and overcrowding. Families reported medical neglect, which prison officials denied. Saied’s Rule: President Kais Saied blamed “remnants of colonialism” and covert groups for fires and water disruptions, portraying service problems as deliberate efforts to sow chaos. Civil Society: Anti-racism activist Saadia Mosbah’s eight-year prison sentence was upheld on appeal. Rights groups cite irregularities in the case and place it within a wider crackdown on civic organisations and activists. Democratic Debate: An analysis warns that Saied’s expanded use of military courts against civilians and appointments of military officers could enable another army-backed strongman, and urges opposition groups to unite around constitutional reform.
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