Tunisia jails US-Tunisian opposition figure four years over social media posts

A Tunisian court sentenced Olfa Hamdi, a US-Tunisian dual national and opposition politician, to four years in prison for 'plotting' and 'inciting' the military to disobey orders, based on her social media activity. The conviction continues Tunisia's pattern of using courts to suppress dissent under President Saied, and the dual-nationality angle may raise diplomatic tensions with Washington. The specific posts and evidence remain undisclosed, and the verdict is likely appealable.

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