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| A court in Tunisia has sentenced a prominent journalist to six months in prison for defaming a civil servant, according to his lawyer. | |
| Mohammed Boughalleb's brother and attorney both said he had faced charges of insulting a public official. | |
| He was detained in the capital, Tunis, last month on a complaint from the official who works in the religious affairs ministry. | |
| Reports say the official accused Boughalleb of "damaging her honour and reputation" in Facebook posts and in the local media. | |
| Mr Boughalleb, a radio journalist, is known as an outspoken critic of President Kais Saied. | |
| The head of the national journalists' union, Zied Dabbar, said the incident was the latest attempt by the state to intimidate journalists. | |
| The international media organisation, Reporters Without Borders, has warned of growing restrictions on journalists in Tunisia. | |
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