Ettadhamen 26

Walkabout Tunis – Election day

Critical observation has been of the utmost importance in this first test of democratic elections, and national and foreign observers as well as journalists and media professionals have undertaken this task, watching, documenting, and reporting on the events of the day throughout the country. The next step will be to assemble all of these notes and testimonies and results to discern whether the inconsistencies and irregularities are a few, apparently isolated or arbitrary occurrences or if they are prevalent enough to indicate otherwise.

كلام شارع : أبناء حي التضامن ومقاطعة الانتخابات

كلام شارع فقرة تسعى الى تشريك المواطن بكل تلقائية عبر ترك مجال له كي يعبر عن آرائه و تفاعلاته مع القضايا المطروحة على الساحة الوطنية في مختلف الميادين. رصدنا لكم هذه المرّة موقف شباب من حي التضامن من الإنتخابات التشريعية و أسباب مقاطعتهم لها.

Machiavelli’s intelligentsia as model for Tunisian stabilization

The mobilizing of society through strikes and the historical UGTT social struggles for workplaces and health services is compulsory to the need of progress required in regulating rights, but what about the condition of slums in the aftermath of the 2012 ? The 2014 Constitutional text, by contrast to what stated in the Egyptian one, does not limit or regulate the Salafist-jihadi inclusion in politics or society.

Congrès d’Anssar Alchariaâ : l’enjeu social et démocratique encore à l’épreuve

Dès la déclaration du congrès d’Anssar Alchariaâ, toute la Tunisie s’est mise à paniquer ; particulièrement dans les coins les plus reculés des quartiers populaires, des ruelles de Bab Aljalladine (Porte des bourreaux) au cœur de la capitale des Aghlabides jusque dans la périphérie de la Grande Mosquée de Okba Ibn Nafaâ, nommée d’après le calife omeyyade qui a conduit les premiers raids musulmans en Afrique du Nord.