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Media freedom in Tunisia under threat in the midst of political turmoil

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“After the revolution, what we witnessed was that media in Tunisia had great freedom. But now this hard-fought freedom the media got is at risk because of the changes that are taking place. We do need independent media in Tunisia at this moment, and we need the support of the international community, and pressure on the government, to stop harassing the media, allow media organisations like Al Jazeera … to function and get the news to the people.”

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Head of global outreach for the International Press Institute
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“Yesterday we issued a statement that we won't accept any infringement on our liberties, the ones we gained in 2011. Whatever the explanation of what happened at the state TV is, civil society is aware of any attempts to affect our freedoms, the liberties acquired through the struggle of Tunisian people. We are watching where all of this is going carefully.”

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Deputy head of the Tunisian Human Rights League
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