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Tunisia

  • The image appears to be a black-and-white depiction of a group of people walking. They are wearing headscarves, and their expressions convey a sense of determination or seriousness. The scene is likely conveying a historical or social context, emphasizing themes of struggle or protest. The artistic style gives it a dramatic and powerful feel, highlighting the figures against a lighter background. After the Defeat, The Arab Left on the Offensive Nicolas Dot-Pouillard · August 2017
  • 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
  • The image features a group of people, with a focus on one individual holding up a sign. The sign prominently displays a logo that includes two hands shaking, surrounded by a bright sunburst and red star. The text on the sign is in Arabic, likely associated with a labor or union organization. The background suggests an outdoor setting, possibly during a rally or demonstration, with other individuals visible nearby. Tunisia: The Running Battle Between the Government and the UGTT Khadija Mohsen-Finan · March 2017
  • The image depicts a lively demonstration, likely in support of a cause related to Western Sahara. People are marching along a street, holding banners and flags that feature the colors red, green, and black, which are associated with the Sahrawi nationalist movement. The crowd includes both men and women, some wearing traditional clothing. In the background, palm trees and buildings suggest a warm climate, and festive decorations, like balloons, add to the atmosphere of the event. The banner appears to convey a message related to their cause. Sahara: Tunisia faced with the Algerian-Moroccan rivalry Akram Belkaid · March 2017
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