Chawki Tabib, the former head of Tunisia’s anti-corruption body (Inlucc), has begun a hunger strike while imprisoned. His wife announced the protest on August 13, 2026, expressing serious concerns about its impact on his health. The family had previously raised alarms regarding his well-being. Details surrounding the reasons for the hunger strike remain limited, but it underscores ongoing issues related to corruption and justice in Tunisia. This development raises questions about Tabib’s condition and potential political implications. The news was first reported by Business News. Further updates are expected as the situation unfolds.