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Last update: 9 hours agoPress Freedom: A Tunis court sentenced journalist Zied el-Heni to four years on terrorism-related charges tied to his effort to verify leaked recordings and protect his sources. He is already serving a separate one-year term; journalist groups say he was denied a fair chance to present his defense. Ennahda figure Mondher Ounissi received nine years in the same case. Libya Diplomacy: Tunisia joined Algeria and Egypt in backing a political process to end Libya’s transitional phases and build unified, stable institutions. Public Media: A recent account says Tunisia’s public broadcasters have moved away from post-2011 reforms and become more aligned with the authorities since President Kais Saied’s 2021 power grab. Opposition Mobilization: A union-led protest in Tunis brought together more than 3,000 people, including lawyers, journalists, workers and political groups, to voice economic and political grievances—an unusual show of unity among Saied’s opponents.
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