Tunis/Tunisia — The Supreme Judicial Council (CSM) on Monday evening reaffirmed readiness "to fully play its role" in compliance with its prerogatives set out by the law and in line with the provisions of the Constitution, as a guarantor of the proper functioning of the judiciary and respect of its independence.
In a press release issued at the end of a meeting held on Monday between President Kais Saied, CSM President and heads of judicial councils, the CSM said that this meeting had focused on "the difficulties encountered the judges while on duty."
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