The public prosecution of Nouakchott-West has set out the judicial measures it is requesting against those involved in the case known in the media as the "bloggers abroad case", as part of the referral of the file to the investigation pole specialised in terrorism crimes. It requested that 15 defendants be placed in detention, that arrest warrants be issued against seven others, and that two defendants be placed under strict judicial supervision.
The prosecution named each of the 15 people it is asking to be placed in detention.
Its requests also include arrest warrants against seven people, who were likewise named.
As for precautionary measures, the prosecution requested that two people be placed under strict judicial supervision, with the competent investigation pole to rule on the requests and measures relating to the case.
