Tunisia: CFWIJ denounces brutal police violence against journalist
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Security forces attacked at least 9 journalists, of which three of them women, while following the anti-government protest in Tunis
Read MoreTunisia: CFWIJ condemns the government’s attempt to harass and intimidate bloggers by weaponizing repealed law.
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Myriam Bribri, a Tunisian blogger and activist, who documented a security agent’s attempt to assault a citizen, was arrested by the Tunisian authorities.
Read MoreTunisia: Online trolling of journalist Mona Al Bou-Azizi due to her coverage.
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Journalist Mona Al Bou-Azizi attacked online over her coverage. CFWIJ stands with the journalist against these odious threats.
Read MoreTunisia: Tunisian press council is a progressive step towards bolstering press freedom
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Tunisian Press Council is formed following two years of rigorous preparation.
Read MoreTunisia: The Coalition For Women In Journalism joins 55 other organizations condemning the sentence against Amna El Sharqi
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Blogger Amna El Sharqi received a sentence of 6 months in prison and 2000 Tunisian dinars (650 USD) fine for charges on violating sanctities and calling for hatred between religions and races on July 14.
Read MoreTunisia: Sentencing of blogger Amna-Al Sharqi on “undermining religious rituals” is a breach for freedom of expression
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Tunisian blogger Amna Al-Sharqi who posted a clearly satirical blog post called “Surah Corona” was sentenced to six months in prison on charges of inciting interreligious hatred
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