Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution · TURNING POINT ·
Bardo sit-in and the constitution (2011–14)
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2011–14 — The elected Constituent Assembly sits in the Bardo palace. After two opposition politicians are assassinated in 2013, crowds camp outside for weeks; on 26 January 2014 the Assembly adopts the new constitution by 200 votes to 12.
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- Tunisia’s transition to democracy (chapter 10 of Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution)
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- Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015
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