Tunisia - TUNISIA : disappearance of two Tunisian journalists in Libya still unclear after one year

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Nine human rights and media freedom groups called today for the creation of a special commission of enquiry into the disappearance of Tunisian journalists Sofiane Chourabi and Nadhir Ktari, who went missing exactly one year ago in neighbouring Libya, after the announcement by President Beji Caied Essebssi's agreement to a civil society proposal that the anniversary of their disappearance, 8 of September, should be celebrated in Tunisia as National Day for the Protection of Journalists. (...)

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