M33-560 Hosni Kaliya, killed in 2011 29012016
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January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-560 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-561 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-562 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-563 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-564 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-565 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-566 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-567 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-568 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-569 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-570 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-571 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-572 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-573 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-574 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-575 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-576 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-577 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-578 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-579 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-580 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-581 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-582 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-583 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-584 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-585 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-586 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-587 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-588 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-589 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-590 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-591 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-592 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-593 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-594 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-595 · 2016
January 29, 2016: Hosni Kaliya set himself on fire on January 6, 2011, after being beaten twice by police officers in Kasserine. Five years later, Hosni, who suffered burns over his entire body, must live every day with constant pain and the harsh judgment of society. He currently lives in a state-run shelter while awaiting transfer to Italy to undergo several surgeries and receive prosthetics. Two months ago, his younger brother set himself on fire in Kasserine and died. Self-immolation has become a frequent occurrence in Tunisia, partly as an imitation of Mohamed Bouazizi, but mostly as an act of desperation by a society and a youth that have been abandoned (113 self-immolations in 2015).
M33-596 · 2016
24 février 2016: Hosni Kaliya s'est immolé le 6 janvier 2011 après avroi été battu à deux reprises par des policiers de Kasserine. Cinq ans après, Hosni, brulé sur tout le corps doit vivre au quotidien avec des douleurs permanentes et le regard difficil de la société. Il vit actuellement dans un foyer social de l'Etat en attente d'être envoyé en Italie pour subir plusieurs interventions et poses de prothèses. Il y adeux mois son jeune frère s'est immolé à Kasserine et est décédé. l'immolation est devenu un phénoméne fréquent en Tunisie, en partie en mimétisme avec Mohamed Bouazizi, mais surtout comme un geste de desespoir d'une société et d'une jeunesse abandonnée (113 immolations en 2015).
XT103867 · 2016
24 février 2016: Hosni Kaliya s'est immolé le 6 janvier 2011 après avroi été battu à deux reprises par des policiers de Kasserine. Cinq ans après, Hosni, brulé sur tout le corps doit vivre au quotidien avec des douleurs permanentes et le regard difficil de la société. Il vit actuellement dans un foyer social de l'Etat en attente d'être envoyé en Italie pour subir plusieurs interventions et poses de prothèses. Il y adeux mois son jeune frère s'est immolé à Kasserine et est décédé. l'immolation est devenu un phénoméne fréquent en Tunisie, en partie en mimétisme avec Mohamed Bouazizi, mais surtout comme un geste de desespoir d'une société et d'une jeunesse abandonnée (113 immolations en 2015).
XT103917 · 2016
24 février 2016: Hosni Kaliya s'est immolé le 6 janvier 2011 après avroi été battu à deux reprises par des policiers de Kasserine. Cinq ans après, Hosni, brulé sur tout le corps doit vivre au quotidien avec des douleurs permanentes et le regard difficil de la société. Il vit actuellement dans un foyer social de l'Etat en attente d'être envoyé en Italie pour subir plusieurs interventions et poses de prothèses. Il y adeux mois son jeune frère s'est immolé à Kasserine et est décédé. l'immolation est devenu un phénoméne fréquent en Tunisie, en partie en mimétisme avec Mohamed Bouazizi, mais surtout comme un geste de desespoir d'une société et d'une jeunesse abandonnée (113 immolations en 2015).
XT104041 · 2016
24 février 2016: Hosni Kaliya s'est immolé le 6 janvier 2011 après avroi été battu à deux reprises par des policiers de Kasserine. Cinq ans après, Hosni, brulé sur tout le corps doit vivre au quotidien avec des douleurs permanentes et le regard difficil de la société. Il vit actuellement dans un foyer social de l'Etat en attente d'être envoyé en Italie pour subir plusieurs interventions et poses de prothèses. Il y adeux mois son jeune frère s'est immolé à Kasserine et est décédé. l'immolation est devenu un phénoméne fréquent en Tunisie, en partie en mimétisme avec Mohamed Bouazizi, mais surtout comme un geste de desespoir d'une société et d'une jeunesse abandonnée (113 immolations en 2015).
XT104048 · 2016
24 février 2016: Hosni Kaliya s'est immolé le 6 janvier 2011 après avroi été battu à deux reprises par des policiers de Kasserine. Cinq ans après, Hosni, brulé sur tout le corps doit vivre au quotidien avec des douleurs permanentes et le regard difficil de la société. Il vit actuellement dans un foyer social de l'Etat en attente d'être envoyé en Italie pour subir plusieurs interventions et poses de prothèses. Il y adeux mois son jeune frère s'est immolé à Kasserine et est décédé. l'immolation est devenu un phénoméne fréquent en Tunisie, en partie en mimétisme avec Mohamed Bouazizi, mais surtout comme un geste de desespoir d'une société et d'une jeunesse abandonnée (113 immolations en 2015).
XT104194 · 2016
24 février 2016: Hosni Kaliya s'est immolé le 6 janvier 2011 après avroi été battu à deux reprises par des policiers de Kasserine. Cinq ans après, Hosni, brulé sur tout le corps doit vivre au quotidien avec des douleurs permanentes et le regard difficil de la société. Il vit actuellement dans un foyer social de l'Etat en attente d'être envoyé en Italie pour subir plusieurs interventions et poses de prothèses. Il y adeux mois son jeune frère s'est immolé à Kasserine et est décédé. l'immolation est devenu un phénoméne fréquent en Tunisie, en partie en mimétisme avec Mohamed Bouazizi, mais surtout comme un geste de desespoir d'une société et d'une jeunesse abandonnée (113 immolations en 2015).
XT104199 · 2016