The Journalists’ Syndicate, part of Tunisia’s labour unions movement, has called for TAP reporters to hold their first-ever strike on April 22 if the government does not withdraw Ben Younes.
2021/04/14/tunisian-journalists-protest-appointment-of-state-news-agency-boss
2021/04/14/tunisian-journalists-protest-appointment-of-state-news-agency-boss
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