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Tunisian Journalists' Syndicate Acts Against Incitement

Tunisian Journalists' Syndicate Acts Against Incitement

The article focused on the escalation of inciting campaigns and defamation targeting journalists in Tunisia. The Syndicate of Journalists confirmed that more than 20 campaigns have taken place since the beginning of this year, going beyond legitimate criticism to include defamation and abuse, thereby endangering the lives and reputations of journalists. It emphasized the need to distinguish between legitimate critique and illegal assault, stating that they are moving to file legal complaints against those responsible for these campaigns, with a list of the participants being prepared. The syndicate affirmed that protecting journalists requires confronting these campaigns firmly, allowing for freedom of criticism but with legal accountability that prevents defamation and incitement.

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