Tunisia tv chief fined for screening film that depicts God

The head of a private Tunisian TV station has been fined for allegedly disrupting public order by screening an animated film that some religious groups claim violates Islamic principles.

The head of a private Tunisian TV station has been fined for allegedly disrupting public order by screening an animated film that some religious groups claim violates Islamic principles.

A court in Tunis ordered station owner Nabil Karoui to pay 1,400 dinars (€432) for showing the award-winning film 'Persepolis' in October.

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