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Police attack journalists during Tunis demonstrations

Published on 19 July 2011Read

Lawsuit threat

Prize-winning blog threatened with legal action

Published on 7 July 2011Read

Court to take crucial decision for Tunisian Internet’s future

Reporters Without Borders is concerned that Internet censorship, widely practiced under the Ben Ali regime that was overthrown last January, (...)

Published on 1 July 2011 Read

New authorities fail to issue broadcast media licences

Reporters Without Borders deplores the failure of Tunisia’s new authorities to issue any broadcast licences in the six months since President Zine (...)

Published on 27 June 2011 Read

Journalists demonstrate against last week’s police violence

Reporters Without Borders condemns the police violence to which at least 15 journalists were subjected while covering the three days of (...)

Published on 10 May 2011 Read

Reporters Without Borders in Tunisia: A new freedom that needs protecting

Reporters Without Borders visited Tunisia from 2 to 4 February to evaluate the situation of the media two weeks after the fall of President Zine (...)

Published on 10 February 2011 Read

Ailing TV reporter freed after 189 days in prison

Reporters Without Borders hails yesterday’s release of Fahem Boukadous, a correspondent for the satellite TV station El Hiwar Ettounsi, after 189 (...)

Published on 20 January 2011 Read

French photographer dies from injury sustained on day of Ben Ali’s departure

Reporters Without Borders has learned that Lucas Mebrouk Dolega, a young French photographer working for the European Press Photo Agency (EPA), (...)

Published on 18 January 2011 Read

Predator of press freedom leaves

“President Zine el-Abidine Bel Ali was an all-powerful dictator for 23 years, tolerating no criticism and never hesitating to jail his (...)

Published on 14 January 2011 Read

Censorship continues

Reporters Without Borders has learned that journalist Nissar Ben Hassen of Radio Kalima was arrested today after posting video footage of events (...)

Published on 11 January 2011 Read

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Middle East & North Africa - 4 August 2011

Alarming statement and constant harassment offer no respite for journalists

Middle East & North Africa - 4 August 2011

Arab Spring and repression continue from Rabat to Manama

Tunisia - 3 August 2011

Government develops “National Internet” to combat international Internet’s impact

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Writer and journalist Michel Kilo, 67, is an emblematic figure in the struggle for democracy in Syria. In his articles for Arab newspapers such as An-Nahar, Al-Hayat, As-Safir and Al Quds Al Arabi, he is well known for his acerbic political analyses.

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