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April 10: This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès, a major debate was held among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the Citizens’ Initiative for Active Citizenship. A large petition was launched in support of a citizens’ initiative: "The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s will to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of our institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, the principles of which must draw inspiration from the legacy of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people." © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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April 10: This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès, a major debate was held among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the Citizens’ Initiative for Active Citizenship. A large petition was launched in support of a citizens’ initiative: "The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s will to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of our institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, the principles of which must draw inspiration from the legacy of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people." April 10: Young people participated for the first time in political and civic meetings, where they learned about politics and freedom of expression as they explored the major issues facing civil society. This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès provided the occasion for a major debate among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the citizens’ initiative for active citizenship. A large petition was launched for a citizens’ initiative: “The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s will to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, the principles of which must draw inspiration from the heritage of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people.” April 10: Young people participated for the first time in political and civic meetings, where they learned about politics and freedom of expression as they explored the major issues facing civil society. This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès provided the occasion for a major debate among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the citizens’ initiative for active citizenship. A large petition was launched for a citizens’ initiative: “The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s will to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, the principles of which must draw inspiration from the heritage of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people.” April 10: Aya Khiari, a 22-year-old law student who is very active in organizations advocating for women’s rights, took the floor at the rally to support and advocate for gender parity in the July 24 constitutional election. This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès provided the occasion for a major debate among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the citizens’ initiative for active citizenship. A large petition was launched for a citizens’ initiative: “The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s determination to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of our institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, whose principles must draw inspiration from the heritage of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people.” April 10: Aya Khiari, a 22-year-old law student who is very active in organizations advocating for women’s rights, took the floor at the rally to support and advocate for gender parity in the July 24 constitutional election. This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès provided the occasion for a major debate among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the citizens’ initiative for active citizenship. A large petition was launched for a citizens’ initiative: “The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s determination to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of our institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, whose principles must draw inspiration from the heritage of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people.” April 10: Aya Khiari, a 22-year-old law student who is very active in organizations advocating for women’s rights, took the floor at the rally to support and advocate for gender parity in the July 24 constitutional election. This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès provided the occasion for a major debate among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the citizens’ initiative for active citizenship. A large petition was launched for a citizens’ initiative: “The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s determination to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of our institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, whose principles must draw inspiration from the heritage of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people.”
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April 10: This Sunday at the Palais des Congrès, a major debate was held among members of civil society organizations on behalf of the Citizens’ Initiative for Active Citizenship. A large petition was launched in support of a citizens’ initiative: "The revolution for dignity and freedom affirmed our people’s will to fully exercise their sovereignty by establishing a republican and democratic system, breaking with dictatorship and corruption, and putting an end to the decline of our institutions. Considering that our people’s aspiration is to build a civil society that enshrines a culture of citizenship and freedom, we believe that the drafting of a new Constitution requires a national consensus, the principles of which must draw inspiration from the legacy of our civilization, the values of modernity, and the achievements of our people."

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