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Map of Tunisia in March 2014

A constitution in force; the emergency lifted

Tunisia in March 2014: A constitution in force; the emergency lifted. Since August 2013, 24 territories changed status on this map: including Tunis governorate, Ariana governorate, Ben Arous governorate and 21 more.

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Map of Tunisia in March 2014: A constitution in force; the emergency lifted. Colours show Right won in law, Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule, Partial or unequal; treaty signed only; transition.
MAR 2014 · PROTEST AND CHANGE: SECOND-WAVE FEMINISM AND TUNISIA, 1945–2015

What changes on the map

Tunis governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Ariana governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Ben Arous governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Manouba governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Nabeul governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Zaghouan governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Bizerte governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Béja governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Jendouba governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Le Kef governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Siliana governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Kairouan governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Kasserine governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Sidi Bouzid governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Sousse governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Monastir governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Mahdia governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Sfax governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Gafsa governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Tozeur governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Kebili governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Gabès governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Médenine governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law
Tataouine governorateState of emergency (red stripes) → Right won in law

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CH 10 — Tunisia’s transition to democracy

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