Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015 · THE MAP IN
Map of Tunisia in August 1956
Family law: the Personal Status Code abolishes polygamy
Tunisia in August 1956: Family law: the Personal Status Code abolishes polygamy. Since 1945, 28 territories changed status on this map: including Tunis governorate, Ariana governorate, Ben Arous governorate and 25 more.
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What changes on the map
| Tunis governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Ariana governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Ben Arous governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Manouba governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Nabeul governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Zaghouan governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Bizerte governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Béja governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Jendouba governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Le Kef governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Siliana governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Kairouan governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Kasserine governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Sidi Bouzid governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Sousse governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Monastir governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Mahdia governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Sfax governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Gafsa governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Tozeur governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Kebili governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Gabès governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Médenine governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
| Tataouine governorate | Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule → Right won in law |
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