The government denies any political targeting of Abir Moussi

Officials reject charges of employing the judiciary and affirm that the actions attributed to the detainee were a crime punishable by law amid questioning by opposition organizations and parties.

An official document issued by government authorities found that acts attributed to Abir Moussi were criminalized by law as offences and punishable by current legislation. The authorities stressed that the follow-up had nothing to do with their party activity or political status within the country.

This official exile meets widespread questioning from various political and legal forces. Opposition parties and civic organizations insist that judicial prosecutions against Moses are part of a systematic and ongoing tightening of political action aimed at opposing and rejecting the 25 July course.

Opposition parties and human rights organisations hold their position that cases against political leaders represent a path to narrow opposition.