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Influenceurs Hors-Piste : Quand la Contestation Perd le Nord

Lomé, Togo – Ce lundi, l’Alliance Nationale pour le Changement (ANC), principal parti d’opposition dirigé par Jean-Pierre Fabre, a exprimé sa désapprobation face aux récentes tentatives de mobilisation initiées par des influenceurs sur les réseaux sociaux, en fin de semaine dernière à Lomé. Des appels diffusés sur TikTok, X (ex-Twitter) et WhatsApp ont tenté de rallier la jeunesse autour d’un mouvement sans organisation ni leadership identifié. Si l’impact a été limité sur le terrain, le phénomène révèle un problème plus profond : la montée d’une contestation sans boussole. 💬 Une agitation numérique peu constructive Pour Éric Dupuy, porte-parole de l’ANC, cette effervescence digitale est préoccupante : « Si l’initiative avait été menée en coordination avec les partis politiques, elle aurait pu être mieux structurée. Mais là, nos jeunes militants ne pouvaient pas rejoindre un mouvement sans cadre, sans vision claire […]

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Indonesian TikToker Sentenced for Blasphemy Over Haircut Comment

Ratu Thalisa, a Muslim transgender TikTok influencer with over 442,000 followers, was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for comments she made during a livestream. Responding to a comment telling her to cut her hair, Thalisa joked about Jesus needing a haircut. This remark led to accusations of blasphemy from Christian groups, ultimately resulting in a conviction for spreading hatred under Indonesia’s controversial Electronic Information and Transactions (EIT) Law.The court ruling has sparked widespread condemnation from human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, who called the verdict a violation of Thalisa’s freedom of expression. Despite Thalisa’s apology, the court found her comments could disrupt public order and religious harmony. The case has ignited concerns over the EIT law's impact on free speech in Indonesia, with calls for its revision to protect individual rights online.

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Amerado Defends Release Timing Amidst King Paluta’s Hit.

In a recent interview with Joy FM's Kwame Dadzie, Amerado addressed criticisms surrounding the release of his new song, "Date Rush," just days after King Paluta's blockbuster track, "Makoma." Some fans suggested Amerado should have delayed his release to avoid overshadowing it.However, Amerado clarified that he and his team had planned to drop "Playman," a collaboration with King Paluta, on the same day as "Makoma." Paluta had informed him of his release, and Amerado willingly adjusted his schedule, opting to release "Date Rush" a week later.He stated, “I am not a magician; I didn't know 'Makoma' was going to be too big. Just because one song is a hit doesn’t mean it has to disrupt my plans.” Amerado also highlighted that despite the popularity of "Makoma," his own track has garnered significant engagement on TikTok. He emphasized that both artists […]

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