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Tunisian Influencers Face New Trial
A trial will be held on September 17, 2026, for approximately ten content creators and influencers on TikTok and Instagram in Tunisia, accused of publishing content that violates public morals. This comes as part of a judicial campaign aimed at curbing abuses in digital content. The trial reflects a broader legal escalation dating back to 2024 against those publishing pornographic content, material deemed immoral, or suspected of involvement in financial crimes and exploitation of minors, with several sentences issued ranging from one and a half years to 27 years in prison. These measures demonstrate a firmer stance by Tunisian authorities in monitoring digital content, emphasizing legal accountability in the digital space and the protection of public values and morals.
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