A court in the Tunisian capital Tunis halted Wednesday the implementation of Tunisian President Kais Saied’s decision to sack judges in June. Imad Al-Ghabri, the Administrative Court’s spokesman, told local radio on Wednesday that the court had reviewed all the appeals against the president’s June decision and decided to suspend it. Forty-seven out of fifty-seven appeals by the sacked judges were upheld and included in the court’s verdict to revoke the president’s move. In June, President Kais Saied sacked 57 judges, accusing them of corruption and protecting terrorists – charges the Tunisian …