Too many interviews with members of the government in one, too many editorials in favor of a disputed text… . A judged treatment “partisan, even oriented”. The Society of Journalists (SDJ) of Parisian informed the management of the daily of the “great concern” of the editorial staff as to the way in which the news … Read more
With our correspondent in Tunis, Amira Souilem Midi Show is the iconic midday radio show in Tunisia. Every day, the team of four journalists dissects the latest news from the country. But since Monday, February 13, day of the station manager’s arrestthe atmosphere is a little heavy. Elyès Gharbi, in charge of the program since … Read more
Published on : 13/02/2023 – 23:59Modified : 14/02/2023 – 13:34 The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights denounced on Tuesday “the worsening of the repression” in Tunisia, after the Tunisian police arrested Noureddine Bhiri, a leader of the Islamo-conservative Ennahda party, as well as Noureddine on Monday. Boutar, the managing director of the private … Read more
Published on : 10/02/2023 – 16:27 In a climate of diplomatic crisis between Rabat and Paris, the mission of Morocco’s ambassador to France has ended without a successor being appointed, local media announced on Friday. The latter specify that the date of the end of the mission coincides with the day when the European Parliament … Read more
Published on : 10/01/2023 – 22:33 Provisional release was granted on Tuesday evening January 10 to Pape Alé Niang. The journalist, boss of the Dakar Matin site and critic of power, was imprisoned again on December 20, after a first arrest on November 6. On hunger strike to protest imprisonment arbitrary “according to him, his … Read more
Published on : 08/01/2023 – 12:58 In Senegal, journalist Pape Alé Niang was sent back to prison two weeks ago for “ information likely to harm national defense “. He has since been on a hunger strike. Seventy-eight African journalists, at the instigation of Reporters Without Borders (RSF), launched an appeal to demand his release … Read more
Published on : 07/01/2023 – 14:55 In Senegal, journalist Pape Alè Niang, detained since December 20, continues his hunger strike. His supporters, including several unions and press organizations, are mobilizing, castigating arbitrary detention aimed at muzzling freedom of expression. Interview with Sadibou Marong, from Reporters Without Borders. In Senegal, concern is growing over the fate … Read more
Published on : 30/12/2022 – 15:03 From 2003 to 2022, nearly 1,700 journalists have been killed in the exercise of their profession, or 80 per year on average, according to a report published Friday by Reporters Without Borders. Iraq and Syria dominate the ranking of the most dangerous countries for the profession. Journalists have paid … Read more