# Tribune des Jeunes Talents (TJT) — Civic Debate & Media Protocol

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## 1. Overview & Editorial Charter
**Tribune des Jeunes Talents (TJT)** is a high-level civic media format and podcast platform designed to cultivate dialectical debate, democratic deliberation, and fact-grounded public policy discussions among the emerging generation of African leaders.

### Core Principles
1. **Evidence-Based Argumentation:** Every thesis submitted during deliberations must reference empirical data, national legislation, or recognized peer-reviewed sources.
2. **Dialectical Pluralism:** Confronting technocratic optimism with legal, socio-economic, and constitutional realities.
3. **Structured Non-Violent Deliberation:** Applying the Oxford Union and parliamentary debate standards tailored to West African civic contexts.

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## 2. Directory Structure
```
tjt-media-debat/
├── README.md                           # Editorial charter & production standards
└── protocols/
    └── debate_rubric.md                # Quantitative policy debate evaluation rubric
```