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January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the mothers of Sofiane and Nadhir—the two journalists who went missing in Libya—gathered with family members and friends to call on the government to take concrete action on this matter following claims last week that they had been executed by Libyan terrorist groups. Tunisians are celebrating on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the fall of ousted President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under mild sunshine, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the families of the martyrs and those wounded in 2011 carried a message reading, “We will not give up,” and chanted several slogans, including “Glory to the martyrs.” Tunisians celebrated on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the ouster of former President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under a gentle sun, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the families of the martyrs and those wounded in 2011 carried a message reading, “We will not give up,” and chanted several slogans, including “Glory to the martyrs.” Tunisians celebrated on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the ouster of former President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under a gentle sun, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the families of the martyrs and those wounded in 2011 carried a message reading, “We will not give up,” and chanted several slogans, including “Glory to the martyrs.” Tunisians celebrated on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the ouster of former President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under a gentle sun, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the families of the martyrs and those wounded in 2011 carried a message reading, “We will not give up,” and chanted several slogans, including “Glory to the martyrs.” Tunisians celebrated on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the ouster of former President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under a gentle sun, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the families of the martyrs and those wounded in 2011 carried a message reading, “We will not give up,” and chanted several slogans, including “Glory to the martyrs.” Tunisians celebrated on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the ouster of former President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under a gentle sun, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the families of the martyrs and those wounded in 2011 carried a message reading, “We will not give up,” and chanted several slogans, including “Glory to the martyrs.” Tunisians celebrated on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the ouster of former President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under a gentle sun, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...
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January 14, 2015: In front of the municipal theater, the mothers of Sofiane and Nadhir—the two journalists who went missing in Libya—gathered with family members and friends to call on the government to take concrete action on this matter following claims last week that they had been executed by Libyan terrorist groups. Tunisians are celebrating on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis the fourth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution that led to the fall of ousted President Zine el Abdidine Ben Ali on Friday, January 14, 2011, and his exile to Saudi Arabia. Among the many Tunisians who came to march with their families under mild sunshine, a wide variety of groups were spread out along the avenue: families of martyrs, supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Ennahda, or El Watan, Islamist youth from the LPR, and supporters of Sofiane and Nadhir, ...

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CategoryActualités / 2015 / M30-200 4th Revolution Day 14012015
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