By Larbi Sadiki
Al-Jazeera
"There are concerns amongst vociferous civil society activists about
the status of women in the country's new constitution, the drafting of which may
require longer time than initially anticipated. Whereas these voices are
legitimate and should provide the questioning and citizenry input demanded by
genuine democratic transition, there is a degree of misrepresentation, by some
forces and discourses of the issues involved.
This question is one of many that have over the last a few months
added to political dynamism by a polity and society learning to find voice and
found presence, but inevitably also produced polarisation, which excludes no
single political party or group of actors.
There are a few issues that are at the core of rising polarisation
within Tunisia's polity. This article looks at the rights of women within the
process of constitution-framing......"
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