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Friday, March 02, 2018
Tunisian Court Rejects Imams' Challenge To LGBTQ Radio Station
Slate reports on a Feb. 14 decision by a court in Tunisia dismissing a lawsuit filed by a union representing imams. The suit asked the court to request the Tunisian Internet Agency to block access to the online LGBTQ radio station Shams Rad. Petitioners argued that the station threatens "social and family values." The court ruled that the union lacks standing to bring the suit, and that the radio station had not violated the rights of others.
Labels:
Censorship,
LGBT rights,
Tunisia