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January 14, 2016: Several dozen members of the Shams association, including Femen activist Amina, came to demonstrate for the decriminalization of homosexuality. Escorted by police, they had to be removed from the avenue after being verbally attacked by a large number of young people. A popular commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. Amid a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people gathered to celebrate their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of causes on display as they marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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January 14, 2016: Families of martyrs and victims of the Tunisian revolution demonstrate amid a somber atmosphere of indifference. A public commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution took place on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. In a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people came out to express their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of demands that marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.January 14, 2016: Families of martyrs and victims of the Tunisian revolution demonstrate amid a somber atmosphere of indifference. A public commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution took place on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. In a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people came out to express their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of demands that marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.January 14, 2016: Families of martyrs and victims of the Tunisian revolution demonstrate amid a somber atmosphere of indifference. A public commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution took place on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. In a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people came out to express their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of demands that marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.January 14, 2016: Families of martyrs and victims of the Tunisian revolution demonstrate amid a somber atmosphere of indifference. A public commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution took place on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. In a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people came out to express their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of demands that marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.January 14, 2016: Families of martyrs and victims of the Tunisian revolution demonstrate amid a somber atmosphere of indifference. A public commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution took place on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. In a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people came out to express their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of demands that marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.January 14, 2016: Families of martyrs and victims of the Tunisian revolution demonstrate amid a somber atmosphere of indifference. A public commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution took place on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. In a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people came out to express their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of demands that marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.
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M33-119

January 14, 2016: Several dozen members of the Shams association, including Femen activist Amina, came to demonstrate for the decriminalization of homosexuality. Escorted by police, they had to be removed from the avenue after being verbally attacked by a large number of young people. A popular commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the revolution on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis. Amid a gloomy atmosphere, several thousand people gathered to celebrate their diversity in a Tunisia mired in political and economic stagnation. Families of martyrs, police officers, political parties and religious groups, flight attendants, Shams, unemployed college graduates… it was a true patchwork of causes on display as they marched past Tunisians who had come out for a stroll along the avenue on this sunny day.

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CategoryActualités / 2016 / M33-100 5th Anniversary of the Revolution 14012016
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Date taken2016
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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