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Tunisian journalist sentenced to two years, union denounces systemic attack on media

  • Saied rejects accusations that he ​is restricting press freedom, saying ‌that all freedoms are guaranteed in ‌Tunisia and that he will not be a dictator
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Tunisian media protest pressure by police to whitewash news

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