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Tunisian women and summer: real freedom, real pressure
Beach, terraces, nights that stretch on: summer widens the space Tunisian women occupy, and exposes them within it. Numbers, law, and lived experience of a two-sided season.
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Femmedina: in Mahdia, a city designed with women
A public garden announced on Mahdia's waterfront. Behind it, Femmedina and a method: ask the women who live there what they actually need.
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Women's Rights in Tunisia: A Historic Struggle Toward Equality
Women's rights in Tunisia: the story of a struggle for equality, from the 19th century to today. Progress, challenges and prospects.
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International Women's Rights Day: From Its Origins to Worldwide Celebrations
International Women's Rights Day highlights past struggles and inspires global action for change
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Yasmine Azaiez: Musical Excellence and Unwavering Passion
Step into the world of Yasmine Azaiez, virtuoso violinist, and discover her quest for musical excellence paired with humanitarian commitment
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Women's Financial Independence: Taking Back Power Over Your Life
Discover the keys to women's financial independence: managing money, saving, training. How to take back power over your economic life
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Everyday Sexism: How to Recognise It and Defend Yourself
Everyday sexism: how do you recognise it and respond? Hager Karoui decodes this daily scourge and shares her advice.
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Monia Ezzalfani, an Interview With the Creator of the LYNSHA Concept
Monia Ezzalfani created the LYNSHA concept, a genuine philosophy of living mindfully and savouring the present moment.
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Houda Cherif, Tunisian Woman, Woman of Substance
Houda Cherif is a communications specialist, mediator and former adviser to the President of the ARP. Interview
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Are Islam and Feminism Compatible?
Are Islam and feminism compatible? This article explores the dynamic between these concepts, challenging prejudice and opening the debate.
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Amel Belkhiria and the Omen of a Wind of Renewal
Amel Belkhiria is a political activist of the post-2011 young generation. She agreed to take part in this series of interviews.
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Hazar Makni: Work, Creativity and Innovation
Hazar Makni is one of the pioneers of advergames in Tunisia. She takes part in this series of interviews for La Sultane.
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Doctor Jihene Baccar: What a Woman
Jihene Baccar is one of those Tunisian women you love to meet — a worthy heiress of Dido.
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Manel Gharbi: If Resilience Were a Woman
Manel Gharbi agreed to a series of interviews for La Sultane. Her resilience and courage in the face of adversity — a portrait.
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Hager Karoui, an Exceptional Tunisian Woman
Hager Karoui is a woman who wears many hats. She agreed to take part in our interview series
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Nora Farah, Tunisian Artist… Citizen of the World!
Nora Farah is a celebrated artist in Oslo. She trained at ESMOD and began her career as a fashion designer in Paris. An interview.
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Myriam Riza: Virtuoso of the Perfect Formula
Myriam Riza Rouissi is one of those women who deserve to be celebrated more often. A real-life Wonder Woman. The interview…
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Doctor Lilia Bouraoui, Woman Doctor
For Lilia Bouraoui, becoming a doctor was self-evident. From an early age, she was sensitive to human suffering.
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Interview with Faten Abdelkefi
Faten Abdelkefi's civic engagement is nothing new. Before founding the Be Tounsi movement, she was a cyber-activist. A portrait.
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Tunisian Women's Fight for Their Rights: And God Created Woman
Tunisian women's fight for their rights goes back a long way. But this fight became organized and institutionalized starting in the 19th century
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Maram Ben Aziza Welcomes Us to Ommek Houria
Maram Ben Aziza opens up to La Sultane: her journey, fame, commitment, and projects. A sincere and inspiring interview.
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O Queens, O Women, O Hopes!
Women are celebrated every August 13th in Tunisia, as they are every year. Yet the reality is at odds with common perception.
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The duty to be a feminist
I don't know what the word feminist brings to mind for you, but many women resist even the idea of calling themselves one
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Haifa Fodha: excellence with humility
Haifa Fodha is a maxillofacial and aesthetic surgeon, a discipline she has devoted herself to. She leads a full life