Jeunes & politique en Tunisie: Agir loin des partis, contre le système

09 Nov 2021

Déçus des partis politiques et de l’establishment, des centaines de jeunes ont décidé de s’organiser en des campagnes éphémères successives pour continuer la lutte contre la corruption et la violence policière, pour la liberté et la dignité. Mariem et Oussama nous racontent comment sont-ils arrivés avec leurs camarades à faire flancher le pouvoir à plusieurs reprises.

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Mohamed Ben Henda on 09/11/2021 at 09/11/2021
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Bon courage

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