Published 07/16/2024 11:06:24 a.m.

“Censorship Is Back”: In Tunisia, Media Space Shrinks as Presidential Elections Approach

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With the election scheduled for October 6, journalists are concerned about the repression of public media and the legal proceedings against some of their colleagues. Who will be the journalists allowed to cover the presidential election in Tunisia? As the political space shrinks with the arrests of opponents, the media landscape is also shrinking as the vote scheduled for October 6 approaches. The latest example: within the public agency Tunis A…

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“Censorship Is Back”: In Tunisia, Media Space Shrinks as Presidential Elections Approach

07/16/2024 11:06:24 a.m.

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