Abstract
Terrorist attacks generate many reactions on the Internet, most often filled with emotions. Our study focuses on the hate-speech in Arabic and French of Tunisian facebookers in response to the attacks in Tunisia and Belgium in March 2016. Our corpus consists of comments on the Shems FM radio Facebook page.Two axes will be developed. The first deal the social phenomenon of public reaction to tragic events. The second characterize the impact of information on Tunisian representations of the attacks. The third is an answer to the initial hypothesis.
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