Tunisian press freedom group decries magazine website attack

15/10/2008

Tunisian online magazine Kalima suffered a computer hacking attack that completely destroyed its web content, the Observatory for the Freedom of Press, Publishing and Creation in Tunisia (OLPEC) announced in a press release on Tuesday (October 14th). Kalima, which is published in Arabic and French, has been inaccessible to internet users in Tunisia since it was launched in 2000.

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