L02-000 Graffiti and Signs
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DSC_4928
DSC_4928 · 2011
DSC_4930
DSC_4930 · 2011
DSC_4932
DSC_4932 · 2011
DSC_4938
DSC_4938 · 2011
DSC_4943
DSC_4943 · 2011
DSC_4944
DSC_4944 · 2011
DSC_4947
DSC_4947 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-001 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-002 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-003 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-004 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-005 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-006 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-007 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-008 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-009 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-010 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-011 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-012 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-013 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-014 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-015 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-016 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-017 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-018 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-019 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-020 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-021 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-022 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-023 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-024 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-025 · 2011
On the city walls, slogans and signs from the People's Revolution protesters are displayed in Arabic and French.
L02-026 · 2011
L02-027
L02-027 · 2011
January 21, 2011: A message written by a lawyer on the walls of the Prime Minister’s Office during the demonstration at Kasbah Square in front of the gates of the Prime Minister’s Office, the people, united as one, are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ghanouchi. This demonstration saw a spontaneous movement among police officers, some of whom decided to join the people in protesting while apologizing for all their actions during Ben Ali’s police state.
L02-028 · 2011
January 21, 2011: A message written by a lawyer on the walls of the Prime Minister’s Office during the demonstration at Kasbah Square in front of the gates of the Prime Minister’s Office, the people, united as one, are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ghanouchi. This demonstration saw a spontaneous movement among police officers, some of whom decided to join the people in protesting while apologizing for all their actions during Ben Ali’s police state.
L02-029 · 2011
January 21, 2011: A message written by a lawyer on the walls of the Prime Minister’s Office during the demonstration at Kasbah Square in front of the gates of the Prime Minister’s Office, the people, united as one, are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ghanouchi. This demonstration saw a spontaneous movement among police officers, some of whom decided to join the people in protesting while apologizing for all their actions during Ben Ali’s police state.
L02-030 · 2011
January 21, 2011: A message written by a lawyer on the walls of the Prime Minister’s Office during the demonstration at Kasbah Square in front of the gates of the Prime Minister’s Office, the people, united as one, are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ghanouchi. This demonstration saw a spontaneous movement among police officers, some of whom decided to join the people in protesting while apologizing for all their actions during Ben Ali’s police state.
L02-031 · 2011
January 21, 2011: A message written by a lawyer on the walls of the Prime Minister’s Office during the demonstration at Kasbah Square in front of the gates of the Prime Minister’s Office, the people, united as one, are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ghanouchi. This demonstration saw a spontaneous movement among police officers, some of whom decided to join the people in protesting while apologizing for all their actions during Ben Ali’s police state.
L02-032 · 2011
January 21, 2011: A message written by a lawyer on the walls of the Prime Minister’s Office during the demonstration at Kasbah Square in front of the gates of the Prime Minister’s Office, the people, united as one, are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ghanouchi. This demonstration saw a spontaneous movement among police officers, some of whom decided to join the people in protesting while apologizing for all their actions during Ben Ali’s police state.
L02-033 · 2011