Tunisia's Parliament Approves Controversial Electoral Law Amendment

Tunisia's parliament has approved a significant amendment to the electoral law just nine days before the presidential election. Opposition voices claim the move is designed to secure President Kais Saied's hold on power. The new law removes the Administrative Court's power to resolve electoral disputes.

Tunisia's parliament has approved a controversial amendment to the electoral law, sparking concerns just nine days before a crucial presidential election. The amendment passed with 116 out of 161 lawmakers voting in favor.

This latest legislative action removes the authority of the Administrative Court to adjudicate electoral disputes, a move that many opposition leaders argue is aimed at keeping President Kais Saied in power.

The amendment has fueled fears of an unfair election and has further escalated political tensions in the country.

(With inputs from agencies.)