Tunisia: A Crucial Decision for the Tunisian Net

Reporters without borders emphasize the importance of the appeal hearing due to start [fr] on July 4th, in a Tunis appeal court, against a court order to block porn sites.  “Like many Tunisian netizens, Reporters Without Borders are worried that this decision marks the return of the censorship practices during the Ben Ali era and fear that the porn site filtering (which has yet to be clearly defined) could pave the way for censorship of other kinds of content.”

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