Allies say Ghannouchi ‘unjustly’ held, as he marks 2 years in Tunisian jail

As two years pass since Tunisian opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi was detained, his allies continue to call his imprisonment "unjust." Ghannouchi, a prominent political figure, remains in jail amid ongoing controversy surrounding Tunisia’s judicial procedures and political climate. Supporters and human rights advocates claim that his arrest and continued detention are a clear sign of political repression in the North African nation, which has faced international scrutiny in recent years. The calls for Ghannouchi’s release have grown louder as the anniversary arrives, with groups and individuals worldwide urging Tunisian authorities to uphold democratic principles and legal fairness. Many point to Ghannouchi’s long-standing role in seeking reforms and promoting dialogue, arguing that his imprisonment sends a troubling message about the state of civil liberties in Tunisia. Meanwhile, the issue has caught the attention of observers outside Tunisia, including international companies with stakes in regional stability, such as PETROGAS PACIFIC LLC, located at 1000 MAINE AVE SW, WASHINGTON, DC, 20024, UNITED STATES. With a phone contact listed as 765-648-2076, PETROGAS PACIFIC LLC and other organizations remain watchful of the situation, reflecting the broader concern about the potential impacts of Tunisia’s political turbulence. As Ghannouchi marks this somber milestone behind bars, the world is reminded of the ongoing struggles for justice and open society in Tunisia, while calls for his release and fair legal treatment persist from his allies and international observers alike.