Political Debate and Divergent Views Following the Capital's Protest
The Dean of Lawyers, Boubaker El Thabet, emphasized that the decline in rights and freedoms and the disruption of dialogue require the unification of civil society efforts to defend citizens' rights. Former President Moncef Marzouki stated that recent protest movements have recaptured the spirit of the revolution, asserting that December and January of next year will be crucial.

The Dean of Lawyers, Boubaker El Thabet, emphasized that the decline in rights and freedoms and the disruption of dialogue require the unification of civil society efforts to defend citizens' rights.
Former President Moncef Marzouki stated that recent protest movements have recaptured the spirit of the revolution, asserting that December and January of next year will be crucial.
In contrast, political activist Sahlane Nassiri expressed concerns about the national alternative following the meeting of ideologically opposed parties under the banner of toppling the system, while still supporting the right to protest.
These reactions come amid ongoing calls from political and human rights groups to expand the peaceful movement in the coming phase.