Relatives of jailed Tunisian opposition figures urged the International Criminal Court on Tuesday to investigate alleged rights violations against migrants in the country. Tha accusations are the latest to plague President Kais Saied, who is seeking a second term in elections on October 6th.
Families of jailed Tunisians call on ICC to look into claims of migrant abuse, political persecution
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