M11-900 Attounisia Press Conference 20022012
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February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-918 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-917 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-916 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-915 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-914 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-913 · 2012
February 20: Attorney Hadhami Bousorra, a member of the defense committee, at a press conference held at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists alongside the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the group of attorneys emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda began a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, emphasized that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-912 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-911 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-910 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-909 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-908 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-907 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-906 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-905 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-904 · 2012
February 20: Attorney Khaled Krichi, a member of the defense committee, at a press conference held at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists alongside the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing an image of a nude woman. During the press conference, the group of attorneys emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, emphasized that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not a legal one.
M11-903 · 2012
February 20: Attorney Khaled Krichi, a member of the defense committee, at a press conference held at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists alongside the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing an image of a nude woman. During the press conference, the group of attorneys emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, emphasized that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not a legal one.
M11-902 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-901 · 2012
February 20: Press conference at the National Union of Tunisian Journalists with the law firm representing journalist Nasreddine Ben Saïda, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Attounisia, who was imprisoned a week ago for publishing a photo of a nude woman. During the press conference, the lawyers emphasized that Nasreddine Ben Saïda had begun a hunger strike on Saturday in his cell at Mornaguia Prison. Attorney Khaled Krichi, for his part, stressed that his client’s continued detention was ordered by the public prosecutor’s office and not in response to a complaint. Consequently, this case is political in nature and not legal.
M11-900 · 2012