On 24 November 2025, Tunisian authorities released Mustapha Djemali and Abderrazak Krimi after a court sentenced them to two years’ imprisonment, with 6 months suspended, allowing for their release since they had already spent more than 18 months in arbitrary detention. Their prosecution marked the first trial in Tunisia targeting NGO staff solely based on their humanitarian and human rights activities assisting refugees, asylum seekers and migrants.
