New Tunisian parliament holds first session amid criticism ...Kuwait

Tunisia's new parliament held its first session on Monday amid mounting criticism from opposition groups who say it lacks legitimacy after it was elected in a vote with a turnout of just 11%. The new parliament was elected under a constitution that President Kais Saied wrote last year and which was passed in a referendum with a turnout of 30%. Tunisia's biggest opposition party Ennahdha said in a statement on Monday it would not recognise a parliament emanating from a coup following elections that were boycotted by the majority. "The constitution lacks legitimacy as does the parliament that emerged from elections boycotted by more than 90% of Tunisians," the statement

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