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Tunisia:
U.S. House Leader Nancy Pelosi Raises Concern for Media Freedom and Womens' Rights
Tunisia Live, 17 March 2012
Democratic Leader of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi expressed her worry over the state of women's rights and media freedom in Tunisia during meetings with Tunisian… Read more »
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Tunisia:
The Rocky Road for Freedom of Press
Tunisia Live, 4 March 2012
When I turned on the Tunisian radio station mosaique fm at six o'clock in the morning in Knoxville, Tennessee, I was almost delighted to hear Mr. Nasr Eddine Ben Saida on 'Midi… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Noted French Journalist On Tunisia Today - 'Many Grey Areas Remain'
Tunisia Live, 2 March 2012
Author, journalist, and editor Nicolas Beau passed by the office of Tunisia Live to discuss media coverage of Tunisia in general, the ongoing development of the Tunisian press, and… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Tunisian Interior Minister Casts Doubt On Journalists' Claims of Recent Abuse
Tunisia Live, 2 March 2012
Interior Minister Ali Laarayedh expressed doubt about the recent claims of Tunisian journalists having been assaulted by security forces while filming and reporting last Saturday's… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Journalists Threaten General Strike
Tunisia Live, 28 February 2012
The National Union of Tunisian Journalists (SNJT) is threatening to hold a general strike in the wake of assaults endured by a group of journalists while covering a demonstration… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Nation Arrests Three Journalists Over Nude Photo
HRInfo, 18 February 2012
Three Tunisian journalists were arrested Wednesday for publishing a nude photo in a Tunisian daily, according to news reports. The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on… Read more »
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Tunisia:
New Authorities Use Old Methods to Detain Newspaper Publisher
RSF, 17 February 2012
Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediate release of Nasreddine Ben Saida, the publisher of the Arabic-language daily Attounissia, and the withdrawal of all charges against… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Pre-Trial of Journalists Arrested for Sami Khedira Photo
Tunisia Live, 16 February 2012
The pre-trial for the three Attounissia newsmen, who were arrested yesterday for the publication of a racy photo of Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira, was due to be held today in… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Pornographic Cencorship Trial Postponed
Tunisia Live, 15 February 2012
The hearing of the case regarding censorship of pornographic websites in Tunisia has been postponed to February 22nd, confirmed Olivia Gré, director of the Tunisian chapter… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Newsmen Arrested for 'Racy Photo'
Tunisia Live, 15 February 2012
The editor, director and a journalist of the Tunisian daily Attounissia were arrested on February 15th after running a front page photo of half-Tunisian Real Madrid Midfielder Sami… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Internet Filtering - Danger of Return to Past
RSF, 3 February 2012
The January 2011 revolution in Tunisia brought an end to Internet filtering and control of online content but old habits seem to be resurfacing and Reporters Without Borders urges… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Twitter Users Angry Over Censorship
Tunisia Live, 27 January 2012
Tunisians reacted with anger after a new twitter policy was announced. The social network may now "re-actively withhold content from users in a specific country," so that Twitter… Read more »
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North Africa:
Journalists Reporting Uprisings Face New Dangers
IPS, 27 January 2012
Attempts by regimes in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to suppress the flow of information during the region's pro-democracy uprisings has led a higher number of… Read more »
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Tunisia:
TV Channel Accused of Violating Sacred Values
Tunisia Live, 23 January 2012
The trial of Nabil Karoui, the owner of Nessma TV, scheduled for today, has been postponed to April 19th. The lawyers who filed the complaint against him asked to adjourn the… Read more »
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Tunisia:
A New Form of Censorship in Art in Post-Revolution Tunisia?
Tunisia Live, 2 December 2011
While Tunisia is preparing to draw its future political and social framework following the popular uprising that shook the country in early 2011, some critics and art professionals… Read more »