Tunisia's top court rejects all remaining appeals in "Complot 2" case, confirming sentences up to 35 years

The Court of Cassation rejected on Wednesday every appeal filed against the February verdicts in the "conspiracy against state security 2" case, upholding sentences from three to 35 years, according to Webdo. Rached Ghannouchi, Ennahdha's president, never himself sought cassation review of his 20-year sentence, saying he considered the trial politically motivated, while his co-defendant Kamel Bedoui, who received the same term, was among those whose appeal was turned down.

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