A second French journalist questioned by Tunisian police

NewsReporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns another media freedom violation in Tunisia, this one affecting French freelance journalist Michel Picard, who was briefly detained and questioned while covering President Béji Caïd Essebsi’s movements on 14 January, the seventh anniversary of the Tunisian revolution. He was the second French reporter to be questioned by police in three days.Picard, who freelances for various French-language media including Radio France Internationale, was covering President Essebsi’s first-ever visit to Ettadhamen, a low-inco

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