M17-300 Protest Against Political Violence 10/22/2012
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October 22, 2012: Members of Parliament who have been on strike since the end of the session take part in the demonstration. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-300 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Members of Parliament who have been on strike since the end of the session take part in the demonstration. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-301 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Members of Parliament who have been on strike since the end of the session take part in the demonstration. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-302 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Members of Parliament who have been on strike since the end of the session take part in the demonstration. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-303 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-304 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Joint protests against violence by militants from Al Jouhlouri and Nida Tounes. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-305 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Joint protests against violence by militants from Al Jouhlouri and Nida Tounes. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-306 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-307 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-308 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-309 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-310 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-311 · 2010
22 octobre 2012 : Un portrait ddu premier president et père de la nation Habib Bourguiba est brandi par des manifestantes. Plus de 3000 personnes se sont rassemblées lundi sans incident à l'avenue Habib Bourguiba de Tunis pour dénoncer les violences politiques et une dérive autoritaire du pouvoir dominé par les islamistes, quelques jours après la mort d'un opposant politique. A l'apel de la troika de l'oppostion Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri et Al Massar, les slogans criés dénoncent l’extrémisme et la violence politique, synonymes de terrorisme et de dictature et appellent à la dissolution des comités de protection de la Révolution, responsables, selon eux, de l’assassinat de Lotfi Nagdh, coordinateur de Nida Tounes à Tataouine, le 18 octobre. D’ailleurs, un portrait du disparu est brandi par les manifestants.
M17-312 · 2010
22 octobre 2012 : Un portrait ddu premier president et père de la nation Habib Bourguiba est brandi par des manifestantes. Plus de 3000 personnes se sont rassemblées lundi sans incident à l'avenue Habib Bourguiba de Tunis pour dénoncer les violences politiques et une dérive autoritaire du pouvoir dominé par les islamistes, quelques jours après la mort d'un opposant politique. A l'apel de la troika de l'oppostion Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri et Al Massar, les slogans criés dénoncent l’extrémisme et la violence politique, synonymes de terrorisme et de dictature et appellent à la dissolution des comités de protection de la Révolution, responsables, selon eux, de l’assassinat de Lotfi Nagdh, coordinateur de Nida Tounes à Tataouine, le 18 octobre. D’ailleurs, un portrait du disparu est brandi par les manifestants.
M17-313 · 2010
22 octobre 2012 : Un portrait ddu premier president et père de la nation Habib Bourguiba est brandi par des manifestantes. Plus de 3000 personnes se sont rassemblées lundi sans incident à l'avenue Habib Bourguiba de Tunis pour dénoncer les violences politiques et une dérive autoritaire du pouvoir dominé par les islamistes, quelques jours après la mort d'un opposant politique. A l'apel de la troika de l'oppostion Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri et Al Massar, les slogans criés dénoncent l’extrémisme et la violence politique, synonymes de terrorisme et de dictature et appellent à la dissolution des comités de protection de la Révolution, responsables, selon eux, de l’assassinat de Lotfi Nagdh, coordinateur de Nida Tounes à Tataouine, le 18 octobre. D’ailleurs, un portrait du disparu est brandi par les manifestants.
M17-314 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Joint protests against violence by militants from Al Jouhlouri and Nida Tounes. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-315 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-316 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-317 · 2010
22 octobre 2012 : Un portrait ddu premier president et père de la nation Habib Bourguiba est brandi par des manifestantes. Plus de 3000 personnes se sont rassemblées lundi sans incident à l'avenue Habib Bourguiba de Tunis pour dénoncer les violences politiques et une dérive autoritaire du pouvoir dominé par les islamistes, quelques jours après la mort d'un opposant politique. A l'apel de la troika de l'oppostion Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri et Al Massar, les slogans criés dénoncent l’extrémisme et la violence politique, synonymes de terrorisme et de dictature et appellent à la dissolution des comités de protection de la Révolution, responsables, selon eux, de l’assassinat de Lotfi Nagdh, coordinateur de Nida Tounes à Tataouine, le 18 octobre. D’ailleurs, un portrait du disparu est brandi par les manifestants.
M17-318 · 2010
22 octobre 2012 : Un portrait ddu premier president et père de la nation Habib Bourguiba est brandi par des manifestantes. Plus de 3000 personnes se sont rassemblées lundi sans incident à l'avenue Habib Bourguiba de Tunis pour dénoncer les violences politiques et une dérive autoritaire du pouvoir dominé par les islamistes, quelques jours après la mort d'un opposant politique. A l'apel de la troika de l'oppostion Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri et Al Massar, les slogans criés dénoncent l’extrémisme et la violence politique, synonymes de terrorisme et de dictature et appellent à la dissolution des comités de protection de la Révolution, responsables, selon eux, de l’assassinat de Lotfi Nagdh, coordinateur de Nida Tounes à Tataouine, le 18 octobre. D’ailleurs, un portrait du disparu est brandi par les manifestants.
M17-319 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-320 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Security measures in place in front of the Ministry of the Interior on the avenue. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-321 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Security measures in place in front of the Ministry of the Interior on the avenue. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-322 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Security measures in place in front of the Ministry of the Interior on the avenue. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-323 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Security measures in place in front of the Ministry of the Interior on the avenue. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, a few days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-324 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-325 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-326 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-327 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-328 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-329 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-330 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-331 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-332 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-333 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-334 · 2010
October 22, 2012: A young activist wearing an Anonymous mask in front of the Ministry of the Interior. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-335 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-336 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-337 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-338 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-339 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-340 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-341 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-342 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-343 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-344 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Joint protests against violence by militants from Al Jouhlouri and Nida Tounes. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-345 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-346 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-347 · 2010
October 22, 2012: More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to denounce political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-348 · 2010
October 22, 2012: Maya Jribi. More than 3,000 people gathered peacefully on Monday on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis to protest political violence and the authoritarian drift of the Islamist-dominated government, just days after the death of a political opponent. At the call of the opposition troika—Nidaa Tounes, Al Jomhouri, and Al Massar— the chanted slogans denounced extremism and political violence—which they equated with terrorism and dictatorship—and called for the dissolution of the Committees for the Protection of the Revolution, which they hold responsible for the assassination of Lotfi Nagdh, the Nidaa Tounes coordinator in Tataouine, on October 18. Moreover, a portrait of the deceased is being held aloft by the demonstrators.
M17-349 · 2010