Media freedom in Tunisia stirs wide debate
The closure by the Independent High Authority for Audiovisual Communication of four media institutions, under the pretext of benefiting from the influence of some parties and political figures for broadcasting without regularizing their situation, has stirred wide controversy and growing concern about the fate of media institutions in Tunisia.
Mohamed Ali Ltifi | North Africa | Nov 13, 2021
Lt. Gen. Mohammad Ali al-Haddad (center), chief of the general staff of the Libyan army, attends a defense exercise for members of Libya's Petroleum Facilities Guard about 100 kilometres southwest of Libya's capital Tripoli, on March 22, 2021.
