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June 13, 2014: With Charffeddine Kellil, the martyrs’ lawyer, at the home of Safouane Bouaziz, 30, in Menzel Bouzaiane, in south-central Tunisia and the heart of the 2011 revolution. Safouane coined one of the revolution’s most iconic slogans: “The people want the government to fall.” He is currently under pressure from the police, who are pursuing him in four criminal cases related to the protests that took place on the day of the martyr Chokri Belaid’s death on February 6, 2013.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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June 12, 2014: Issam Amri, brother of the martyr Mohamed, is currently being prosecuted by the police and the courts for participating in peaceful demonstrations; his trial is scheduled for June 17, 2014, in Kasserine. In Thala, at the Amri family home, their 18-year-old son Mohamed—a martyr of the revolution—was assassinated on January 8, 2011, becoming the first martyr of the revolution in Thala.June 12, 2014: Issam Amri, brother of the martyr Mohamed, is currently being prosecuted by the police and the courts for participating in peaceful demonstrations; his trial is scheduled for June 17, 2014, in Kasserine. In Thala, at the Amri family home, their 18-year-old son Mohamed—a martyr of the revolution—was assassinated on January 8, 2011, becoming the first martyr of the revolution in Thala.June 12, 2014: Issam Amri, brother of the martyr Mohamed, is currently being prosecuted by the police and the courts for participating in peaceful demonstrations; his trial is scheduled for June 17, 2014, in Kasserine. In Thala, at the Amri family home, their 18-year-old son Mohamed—a martyr of the revolution—was assassinated on January 8, 2011, becoming the first martyr of the revolution in Thala.June 12, 2014: Issam Amri, brother of the martyr Mohamed, is currently being prosecuted by the police and the courts for participating in peaceful demonstrations; his trial is scheduled for June 17, 2014, in Kasserine. In Thala, at the Amri family home, their 18-year-old son Mohamed—a martyr of the revolution—was assassinated on January 8, 2011, becoming the first martyr of the revolution in Thala.June 12, 2014: Issam Amri, brother of the martyr Mohamed, is currently being prosecuted by the police and the courts for participating in peaceful demonstrations; his trial is scheduled for June 17, 2014, in Kasserine. In Thala, at the Amri family home, their 18-year-old son Mohamed—a martyr of the revolution—was assassinated on January 8, 2011, becoming the first martyr of the revolution in Thala.June 12, 2014: Issam Amri and his father, Saïd. Issam, the brother of the martyr Mohamed, is currently being prosecuted by the police and the courts for participating in peaceful demonstrations; his trial is scheduled for June 17, 2014, in Kasserine. In Thala, at the Amri family home, the 18-year-old son Mohamed, a martyr of the revolution, was assassinated on January 8, 2011; he was the first martyr of the revolution in Thala.
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June 13, 2014: With Charffeddine Kellil, the martyrs’ lawyer, at the home of Safouane Bouaziz, 30, in Menzel Bouzaiane, in south-central Tunisia and the heart of the 2011 revolution. Safouane coined one of the revolution’s most iconic slogans: “The people want the government to fall.” He is currently under pressure from the police, who are pursuing him in four criminal cases related to the protests that took place on the day of the martyr Chokri Belaid’s death on February 6, 2013.

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CategoryActualités / 2014 / M24-500 The Youth of the Revolution: 3 Years Later, June 12, 2014
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Date taken2013
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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