Tunisia: CNLCT Extends Freezing of Terrorist-Related Funds and Assets of 23 Individuals

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Tunisia: CNLCT Extends Freezing of Terrorist-Related Funds and Assets of 23 Individuals

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- The National Counter Terrorism Commission (CNLCT), on Tuesday, decided to extend the freezing of terrorist-related funds and other assets of 23 individuals.Their names are published on the Commission's website, along with the charges and the date when they committed or participated in terrorist activities.

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