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Les tunisiens redécouvrent avec joie les journaux, de nombreux titres de la presse internationale censurés durant le régime de Ben Ali affluent et attirent les tunisiens à l'exemple du Canard Enchaîné. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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Radio Mosaïque FM Editorial Board. On Wednesday, January 12, at 12:00 p.m., it was the first to speak out and stand up for freedom of expression and professional standards by launching the first democratic debates on the radio. During this editorial board meeting with all editors, journalists, and hosts, emphasis was placed on a call for everyone to commit to a stronger presence in the field.Radio Mosaïque FM Editorial Board. On Wednesday, January 12, at 12:00 p.m., it was the first to speak out and stand up for freedom of expression and professional standards by launching the first democratic debates on the radio. During this editorial board meeting with all editors, journalists, and hosts, emphasis was placed on a call for everyone to commit to a stronger presence in the field.Radio Mosaïque FM Editorial Board. On Wednesday, January 12, at 12:00 p.m., it was the first to speak out and stand up for freedom of expression and professional standards by launching the first democratic debates on the radio. During this editorial board meeting with all editors, journalists, and hosts, emphasis was placed on a call for everyone to commit to a stronger presence in the field.Radio Mosaïque FM Editorial Board. On Wednesday, January 12, at 12:00 p.m., it was the first to speak out and stand up for freedom of expression and professional standards by launching the first democratic debates on the radio. During this editorial board meeting with all editors, journalists, and hosts, emphasis was placed on a call for everyone to commit to a stronger presence in the field.Radio Mosaïque FM Editorial Board. On Wednesday, January 12, at 12:00 p.m., it was the first to speak out and stand up for freedom of expression and professional standards by launching the first democratic debates on the radio. During this editorial board meeting with all editors, journalists, and hosts, emphasis was placed on a call for everyone to commit to a stronger presence in the field.Attroupement devant la vitrine de la Librairie El Kitab sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba, les tunisiens découvrent les ouvrages censurés par Ben Ali, encore en exemplaires uniques les ouvrages sur la dictature de Ben Ali de Taoufik Ben Brij ou "La régente de Carthage" s'affichent aujourd'hui en vitrine.
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L01-719

Les tunisiens redécouvrent avec joie les journaux, de nombreux titres de la presse internationale censurés durant le régime de Ben Ali affluent et attirent les tunisiens à l'exemple du Canard Enchaîné.

ReferenceL01-719
CategoryActualités / 2011 / L01-700 Freedom of the Press
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2011
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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