From Tunisia a Voice in Pain From the People

Stop blaming, answer our demands! We made them more than obvious for everyone to understand. We have said it in many languages!
by Hana Sendi

I would like for the government stop blaming the media. They have the right to broadcast whatever they see and hear. Journalists are just doing their jobs. In Tunisia, there is plenty of evidence of the corruption, injustice, absence of human rights and absence of equality of chances; it is totally legitimate and normal to talk about them. There is no advantage to take this away from Tunisia.
We are not in 1881 nor are we in the second world war … All what we can see today in news: on one hand, the current Tunisian political party is trying to hide the truth; on the other hand, a few apolitical parties who succeeded in being set free from jail are trying to approve in foreigners TVs.
Go and ask ordinary people outside and inside the country and just remove fear from their hearts, before.
Videos, articles, various slogans shouted out in the streets make them very clear and evident the demands of the Tunisian people of today. We are awake.
Yesterday, the Tunisian ambassador in an interview on France 24, blamed what he called ‘people hiding themselves’ who were protesting in the United Kingdom. Of course, here is a confirmation that these people might not go back to Tunisia are of course hiding themselves from a dictatorship– simply because they don’t agree with him. They are political refugees. They would never be accepted in the United Kingdom if they were terrorists, He wanted to evoke terrorism and he compared them with Bin Laden. I would like to remind him that Islam might be his religion– so he would better try to be at least objective towards it, enough with terrorism being evoked each time someone wants to dodge tough questions. You are just acting very ridiculous and no one will respect you. It is really curious to know what kind of human being are you. You have nothing to do with HUMANITY! What a shame!

To add to this the Tunisian police have been hacking into the Facebook accounts of Tunisian citizens.

And to make matters worse:

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