
Tunisian journalists protest over media crackdown
The leaders of Tunisia’s main opposition parties have been jailed in the last three years, along with dozens of politicians, activists, journalists and businessmen, on charges of conspiring against state security, money laundering and corruption.
The protesters, who also included activists, gathered outside a court where a judge was questioning Yousfi over illicit enrichment and money laundering charges, which critics say were fabricated to punish him for his outspoken journalism.
Saied says he will not be a dictator and that freedoms are guaranteed in Tunisia.
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