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Giulia Bertoluzzi

Journalist, with degrees in literature from Bologna and in European studies from Brussels, has contributed articles from Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine, and Turkey to various media.

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  • The image depicts a group of five women sitting around a table in a room filled with shelves and papers. They appear to be engaged in a discussion or work-related activity. The table has some items on it, including drinks and papers, suggesting a collaborative atmosphere. The women are looking at each other, indicating communication and interaction among them. The setting seems to be an office or a meeting room. Debate on Violence Against Women in Tunisia Giulia Bertoluzzi · May 2017 In Tunisia, the draft law “on the elimination of violence to women,” adopted by the Council of Ministers on 13 July 2016 is currently under revision by the Rights and Freedoms Committee of the Tunisian Parliament. After months of waiting, the Tunisian civil society, gathered around the Ligue des (…)
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