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Published on: 01/05/2026 - 12:42

Reporters Without Borders' annual ranking of the state of press freedom in the world was published on April 30. For the NGO, the situation is gloomy in 2026 and the African continent is no exception. Spotlight on Tunisia: the country loses eight places and occupies 137th position out of 180 countries. A deterioration in a context where several journalists are prosecuted and imprisoned. Details from Lilia Blaise, France 24 correspondent, followed by an interview with Yassmine Zeghidi, daughter of journalist Mourad Zeghidi who has been in detention for more than 700 days.

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