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Glimpses of the Tunisian Revolution: The Victory of Dignity over Fear by giuseppe caruso
"You can tear a flower but you can't stop spring from coming!" (An activist in Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia)
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The strong image of this remarkable revolutionary explosion in Tunisia, which remains embedded in people's minds, is the image of a man brandishing a loaf to claim democracy. This means that the revolution against social injustice is inevitably a political revolution for democracy. This is what the democratic social movement has been saying: there can be no real development that benefits the whole population without political democracy, without freely elected institutions, without freedom of expression.
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Algerian Authorities Deny Trade Unions Right to Freedom of Expression
The Euro-Mediterranean Network of Human Rights (REMDH) and the Observatory for the Protection of Defenders of Human Rights have both condemned the decision of the Algerian administration to issue an administrative closing of the Maison des Syndicats, the office home to the Algerian trade workers' union.
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