Democratic rule in Tunisia is far from secure. Crucial elections in July will determine the membership of a 260-seat assembly charged with drafting the new constitution. Fears are rife that the revolution could be derailed before the process is complete
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'Zoo Project', a Franco-Algerian graffiti artist based in Paris, visited Tunis in March and April and created images of political struggle. As well as a series of murals, Zoo Project created 40 life-sized figures representing some of the 236 people who were killed in the uprising in Tunisia earlier this year
Democratic rule in Tunisia is far from secure. Crucial elections in July will determine the membership of a 260-seat assembly charged with drafting the new constitution. Fears are rife that the revolution could be derailed before the process is complete
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