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January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations—demanding, among other things, the release of young protesters and support for the right to protest—only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had previously been completely cordoned off by the police, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations—demanding, among other things, the release of young protesters and support for the right to protest—only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had previously been completely cordoned off by the police, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle. January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations demanding the release of young protesters and supporting the right to protest, only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had been completely cordoned off by police beforehand, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle. January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations demanding the release of young protesters and supporting the right to protest, only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had been completely cordoned off by police beforehand, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle. January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations demanding the release of young protesters and supporting the right to protest, only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had been completely cordoned off by police beforehand, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle. January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations demanding the release of young protesters and supporting the right to protest, only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had been completely cordoned off by police beforehand, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle. January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations—demanding, among other things, the release of young protesters and support for the right to protest—only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had previously been completely cordoned off by the police, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle.
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January 26, 2021: Despite calls for a demonstration from numerous civil society organizations and associations—demanding, among other things, the release of young protesters and support for the right to protest—only about 300 young people gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in Tunis. The Bardo neighborhood in Tunis had previously been completely cordoned off by the police, drastically restricting access to the area around the parliament, where a plenary session was being held to vote on a motion of confidence regarding the cabinet reshuffle.

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CategoryActualités / 2021 / M63-500 Protest in front of ARP, February 6, 2021
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Date taken2021
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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