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Tunisia s main party apologizes for attacks against journalists during rally

Iftar events banned as new curfew goes into effect and donations are fleeting during the holy month People ask me about the prices, and when I answer, they seem very unhappy. Some even beg me to give them lower prices. But the truth is, I am one of these people. I am suffering just like them Updated 14 April 2021 April 13, 2021 21:37 BEIRUT: The social events, traditions and gatherings usually celebrated during Ramadan will be very different this year in Lebanon as the country continues to grapple with unprecedented economic collapse and a coronavirus (COVID-19) surge. Leading up to the holy month, preparations for Ramadan were slight in Beirut as only a few signs reminding people to donate could be seen in the city’s main streets. Charity foundations usually rely on the month of Ramadan every year to collect donations but the country’s ability to give is fleeting.

Tunisian Journalists Attacked: Ennahda Says Sorry!

Tunisian Journalists Attacked: Ennahda Says Sorry! Published March 1st, 2021 - 08:44 GMT Demonstrators rally against Ennahda outside the Tunisian parliament in Tunis on June 3. (AFP) Tunisia’s biggest political party apologized Sunday for violence against journalists during Saturday’s rally, state news agency TAP reported. Ennahda apologized for “the abuses committed against journalists” during the march in the capital Tunis, that had been organized by the party, the report added. “The abuses committed by participants in the march against a number of journalists by no means represent the party’s position in dealing with media professionals,” TAP quoted Ennahda. The National Union of Tunisian Journalists, SNJT, condemned the “recurrent” violence against journalists committed by Ennahdha’s supporters in Saturday’s rally, the report added.

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