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especially women and just in
general. What political and
general conditions in the
public sphere have changed
after the revolution. What
would you say has
improved? (A)
And do the people on the
streets have new rights to
enter the public sphere? (A)
Do you think the public
space isn't in control
anymore, not at all? Or is
there still some control
mechanism, maybe? (A)
But they won't do anything,
like repress you now? (A)
What do you think which
party is at the moment most
dominant in the streets? (A)
And are there still some
structures? Is the old Ben Ali
regime still visible in this?
(A)
As a woman, do you think
repression during the time of
Ben Ali were different
concerning men and
women? (A)
Do you think there is a
special public space for
women in Tunisia? Because,
you know there is many
cafés and it is forbidden for
women to enter, but it is a
space for men. Is there
something in the opposite?
(A)
now is that there are many political parties. Many political parties
emerge, as there are now something like 105 political parties and
this is a big difference. And there are many new NGOs and
associations.
When Ben Ali was still here people avoided to talk about politics.
In the street now it's different. Sometimes we can see circles of
discussion on the street. So yes, there is a difference. People
avoided to talk about politics, now all Tunisia is talking about
politics in the middle of the street.
Yeah, I know that there is control mechanisms. They talked about
the dissolution of the police, but I can tell you that now, right now,
here there are some officers from the political police and control
everything. I know them. They know me and, yeah. So there is
some control.
They used ta harass people. Now it's really different.
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I really don't know which one, but there are at least five or six
political parties which are more appearing like the islamist party,
nahda, takatol (???) and the communist party, maybe.
Yes, the regime of Ben Ali is still here. The Ben Ali party is
apparently not-existant, but the people who used to work for Ben
Ali organize themselves in new political parties.
I really can't tell. Everybody was oppressed under the regime of
Ben Ali. Even women were tortured and arrested. SO I don't think
there is a big difference in the repression between men and
women.
In this culture it is not prohibited by law, but prohibited by
traditions, maybe by practice, yes. But there are cafés where men
an women can sit together so there is no specific public space for
women.
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