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Tunisia Human rights "Never again Tunisia," 14 organisations afrol News, 18 November - Freedom of expression groups and media organisations today, at the conclusion of the second phase of the scandalous UN World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), called for a full investigation by the UN into attacks on human rights and freedom of expression that took place in Tunisia during the summit. "Never again Tunisia," organisations concluded.The protests were formulated by Steve Buckley, Chair of the Tunisian Monitoring Group (TMG) of freedom of expression organisations. The TMG groups 14 international organisations, including the world press and journalists. Mr Buckley said that "never again should a UN world summit be held in a country that does not respect its international commitments to human rights and freedom of expression. By staff writer © afrol News |
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