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Ahead of its controversial elections, Tunisia bans magazine Jeune Afrique for criticizing the president

Summary by Global Voices
The banning of Jeune Afrique is another step in Kais Saied’s clampdown on independent media, further undoing the democratic gains of the 2011 revolutionOriginally published on Global VoicesProtester carrying a sign that reads “Down with the coup” during a anti-coup demonstration in Tunisia on October 21, 2021. Picture by Dodos photography, via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0. With the controversial presidential elections a month away, Tunisia ba…
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