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Three Tunisian judges have been hospitalised after weeks on hunger strike have left them weak and at risk of death.  The trio were all admitted to facilities in Tunis on Thursday, one of whom remains in intensive care.  All of them have stayed committed to their protest, despite their failing health.  Today is the 40th day since they began their hunger strike, protesting against the judicial purges of Tunisian president Kais Saied.  Judge Mohamed Tahar Kanzari, a member of the Young Tunisian Judge’s Association, was sacked by President Kais Saied in June alongside 56 others.  Saied dismissed the judges of varying rank, accusing them of corruption and protecting terr

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