Tunisia

Tunisia

Tunisia

Tunisia

Tunisia January 2011

This is what happened in Tunisia.

The touristic side of Tunisia about the big history and on the right side information about the recent Tunisia the modern Tunisia of human rights abuse.

Everyone can speak French well in Tunisia.

Is this your first time in Tunisia?

So you will find two sides of Tunisia.

Another effective investigation was carried out in Tunisia.

Things have been happeing in Egypt, Tunisia, and other places.

And this is how the revolution was born in Tunisia.

Serbia, Slovenia, I could go on, and now Tunisia and Egypt.

Two weeks after my speech, in Tunisia, hundreds of portraits were made.

As Riadh Guerfali, the veteran digital activist from Tunisia, remarked over this incident,

Because the folks in Tunisia, and elsewhere, wanted to overthrow the motherfucking government.

He allowed Facebook, a U.S. based service, to continue to stay on inside of Tunisia.

But there's been a lot of debate in Tunisia about how to handle this kind of problem.

And these platforms were certainly very helpful to activists in Tunisia and Egypt this past spring and beyond.

And in Tunisia, censorship actually began to return in May not nearly as extensively as under President Ben Ali.

I was meeting with a group of newly elected parliamentarians from Egypt and Tunisia a couple of weeks ago.

We in Al Jazeera were banned from Tunisia for years, and the government did not allow any Al Jazeera reporter to be there.

It's the so called Green Machine that we introduced with Kofi Annan in November at the World Summit that was held in Tunisia.

I invite you to ask the young Tunisians who have launched the revolution in Tunisia, if they are happy with their current situation?

As a result of the public attention this video received the government in Tunisia blocked YouTube and another popular video sharing site, Dailymotion.

And we see this when lovers walk down the street, when a crowd in Egypt or Tunisia gets caught up in an emotional contagion, the deep interpenetration.

The gap between Shanghai and the United Kingdom and the United States is as big as the gap between the U.K. and the U.S. and Albania and Tunisia.

So when you go to Google Earth and you go to the Presidential Palace you will find it surrounded by videos talking about human rights abuses in Tunisia

So what the Tunisian activists did is they geo tagged all the videos about human rights abuses in Tunisia by putting them around the Tunisian Presidential Palace in Carthage

And I also appreciate that in recent days, the leaders of other countries in the region including Egypt, Tunisia, and Yemen have taken steps to secure our diplomatic facilities, and called for calm.

It has been less than two years since a vendor in Tunisia set himself on fire to protest the oppressive corruption in his country, and sparked what became known as the Arab Spring.

The United States, at this point, was putting pressure on all its Arab allies, including Tunisia, to stamp out extremism in their societies, and this imam found himself suddenly in the crosshairs of the Tunisian intelligence service.

Big mainstream media like foreign policy magazine published the story and investigated the case and said that the Tunisian aeroplane was used by the first lady of Tunisia for some personal shopping in luxury shops in Europe.

But then why is it, Good Lord, why is it that our countries have contributed in Tunisia and Libya to the accession to power of Islamists who have decided to apply this Sharia Law in these countries which were still not so long ago, modern and progressive?

In Libya, in Tunisia, in Egypt, or then again in Syria, the aim was and is still today to overthrow moderate powers, to replace them by Islamist powers who very quickly, will become troublesome and that we will shamelessly attack pretending once again, to fight terrorism or protect Israel.

Came later, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, where thanks to your decisions, our country has been first in line to participate in crimes against humanity, in each case to overthrow progressive and moderated regimes and to replace them by Islamist regimes, and isn't it weird ? their 1st will was to impose Sharia law.

You know, we'll look back one day on things like flash mobs and for that matter the revolutions in Egypt and in Tunisia and so on as early displays of collective behavior mediated by these new lighter weight, more ubiquitous, much, much faster and richer mechanisms for connectivity, we're part of something bigger.

It's a real nonsense to go to help France in Mali in the name of the fight against islamic terrorism when at the same time, we support in Syria the overthrow of Bashar al Assad by Islamist rebels who want to impose Sharia Law, as was done in Tunisia and in Libya

The story of the Tunisian aeroplane video began when a friend of mine, Tunisian activist and blogger was searching the internet for photos related to aeroplanes in Tunisia and he found the image of the Tunisian Presidential aeroplane in a website for jetspotters people who share photos of planes they have taken in airports.

Mayor of New York has a strange position to be in here he can't go off loooking like a Mubarak or some other middle eastern leaders and treat protesters the same way they do and he himself made a comment that if they don't find some jobs for kids they are gonna have a problem like they had in Tunisia, Egypt and other middle eastern countries the only way that people like us with no power and no money can at least try to change things is through social pressure