media and public ____Souhail Arfaoui

We note that the youth is lost in the media and does not find the mark to build a clear idea about the accuracy of what the media say about that the lack of confidence does not touch the media only but all the institutions of the State: administrative, social and financial.

The media, in general, have the power to influence public opinion and provide information or disclose it to the public means we also hide other information that has not meant or reveal the reasons may be political or social.

In this investigation we did it was observed that some could not understand questions that highlights the cultural capital that carries the Tunisian student manifested in the lowering of the Arabic language among young people, over the lack of awareness of their rights mainly the right to information.

The survey appears to be lead by a political party, as a result it can be deduced that the individual is not an associative culture or a culture of volunteerism.

The relationship with political parties seems to be a nuisance for people, creating a barrier and consequently a distancing relative to the questions.

The information problem is Tunisian, does not matter, where we noticed the indifference and the question of the right to information.


Questions were raised as to subject or theme proposition cite as an example the unemployment that is the topic for Tunisian.

Unlike people with age over 40 years reported their indifference the right to information, young people have shown that the subjects of information are very important to them, this exposes report information related to these generations. We can say that young people are becoming more responsible and want me or protected information and ensure its accuracy.

Young people are interested in these questions because they focus on the issue of media and Tunisian report / information, for against people with the age 26-60 are selfless and violently answered questions.

These behaviors express the Tunisian internalized violent behavior and especially related to policy in this political transition, and conveys a sense of fed up and that citizens can no longer accept the limits that the media created to camouflage reality.

We deduce that lack of confidence is still existing in Tunisia to a point that he wants to talk about it in or it responds violently and rapidly.