Detained Tunisian Flotilla Activists: Worsening Health Amid Family Anguish
The court left the four in pretrial detention as lawyers said the financial probe has no clear investigative basis and the men remain on hunger strike.
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The Public Prosecutor's Office of the Court of First Instance of Tunisia decided, on Friday, to place 12 persons in custody on remand, on the basis of their participation in a march in support of members of the "Salami Fleet," to be brought before the Court next Wednesday.
The Tunisian authorities referred 13 detainees to the Public Prosecutor ' s Office on the basis of a march to support the detainees of the Samoud Fleet, a number of whom were placed in prison and a minor was referred to the children ' s judge.
The Tunisian Primary Court Prosecutor's Office ordered the arrest of 12 people who participated in the Sumud Flotilla support demonstration held in the capital Tunis on Saturday. The detained minor was referred to juvenile court, and the 12 arrested individuals will appear before a judge on Wednesday, September 30th.
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