12/03/2024, 14:20 Agence Tunisienne d'Internet : oeuvrons tous ensemble pour le développement de l'Internet en Tunisie. today, filtering the addresses of pornographic sites listed by Smartfilter®, for public Internet centers (publinets), the network of youth centers, as well as the public community network managed by the CIMSP (Computer Center of the Ministry of Health Public). Tunis, June 16, 2011 In accordance with its action plan established as part of the execution of the summary judgment of the court of first instance of Tunis (case no. 2011/99325 dated May 26, 2011), the Tunisian Internet Agency proceeded today today to the implementation of filtering of pornographic site addresses listed by Smartfilter® for users of the public community network managed by the CCK (El-Khawarizmi Calculation Center). Tunis June 15, 2011 as part of the execution of the summary judgment of the court of first instance of Tunis (case no. 2011/99325 dated May 26, 2011), the ATI implemented the filtering of the addresses of pornographic sites listed by Smartfilter ® , for its public sector subscribers who are directly connected to its Internet network as well as for users of public community networks managed by IRESA (Institute of Agricultural Research and Higher Education). NB: Given the technical constraints presented previously, the ATI does not assume responsibility if one or more sites deemed non-pornographic are filtered in error. Tunis June 14, 2011 The Tunisian Internet Agency (ATI) expresses its deep respect for the decision of the judge of the court of appeal to refuse its request concerning the suspension of the summary judgment of the court of first instance of Tunis. This decision dated June 13, 2011 comes after 5 months from the date of the last speech of the deposed President ordering the opening of all websites in Tunisia. The ATI technical teams are today beginning a plan to implement filtering equipment using a gradual approach to control aspects related to quality of service. In this regard, it is important to remember that after the historic revolution of January 14, 2011, the ATI's filtering equipment was not updated and maintained as in previous years, which would possibly lead to problems. disruptions to the fluidity of Internet traffic in Tunisia. Pending the judgment of the Court of Appeal, the first session of which is scheduled for July 4, 2011, the ATI reiterates its determination to act, as an Internet Exchange Point, in a transparent and neutral manner with regard to all sites to filter through its equipment. Back Top of the page © 1996-2012 Tunisian Internet Agency 13, Avenue Jughurta, Mutuelleville, 1002 Tunis - Tunisia Tel. (+216) 71 846 100 --¤¤-- Fax. (+216) 71 846 600 - webadmin@ati.tn https://web.archive.org/web/20140227024254/http://www.ati.tn/fr/index.php?id=97 3/3