A Tunisian journalist arrested after criticising a law that criminalises insulting the head of state was released on Thursday. Zied Heni, 59, was kept in custody after being questioned on Tuesday evening over alleged "crimes through telecommunications" channels, his lawyer said at the time. The interrogation took place after Heni had mocked an article of the penal code related to criticising the head of state, currently President Kais Saied, during a morning broadcast on IFM radio station. Heni emerged from court on Thursday morning to say the deputy public prosecutor had decided to let him go, but that investigations against him would continue. "If they think they
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