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They were Not the Enemy by Wassim Najjar, Tunisia

Author: Wassim Najjar
Published: January 31, 2018
Categories: in Civil Activism, Democracy, English, Opinion and Analysis, Tunisia
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Tags: arabspring, demonstration, government, hope, MENA, MiddleEast, NorthAfrica, police, popular, population, tunisia, Tunisian, tunisianrevolution, youth

It was a relatively hot day for a winter; everything was calm as usual, the city sinking into its routine. He was seventeen at that time. He had heard rumors from friends in other districts, the media did not podcast a thing about the issue, but I felt it coming, tension was in the air […]

The new decades by Amal Tobich – Tunisia

Published: January 15, 2018
Categories: in Civil Activism, Education, English
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Tags: #newbeginnings, #thinkactyala, arabspring, change, democracy, demonstration, hope, revolution, tunisia, tunisianrevolution, yalacampaign, youth

I was around 14 years old, living just like any teenager. A Tunisian girl from the countryside in the North of Tunisia who barely cared about politics, debates or things like that. I was following all that was happening around me without really getting into details. Yet, I still remember that day as if it […]