تونس : هي تشخر ... و زيدها توك توك

أي نعم ، توك توك اللي نشوفوهم في الأفلام الهندية قريبا في تونس ...

قالك يا سيدي هذا حل من الحلول العاجلة ألي طلعت بها حكومتنا البهية ، لمساندة اقتصادنا التاعب في محنتو و التعجيل في إنتحارو !! ها الحال فعلوه بالوقت و بداو في الإجراءات اللازمة .

باش يجيبولنا 21 ألف توك توك ، توك توك يحك في توك توك ، هاذم يا بابا كادو من الدولة للعاطلين عن العمل بعد مشاركتهم الفعالة في جني صابة الزيتون ، و زيد فرصة لتوفير ما يقارب 30 ألف موطن شغل ، هاوكا واحد يسوق و واحد يدز ... أما ردوا بالكم ،  هاذم راو متع هزان سلعة كهاو مش عباد ، باش منعملوش مشاكل مع جماعة التكسيات و غيروا ...

هاوكا زابا عمللكم قناطر و كبرلكم في الكياسات ولو يهز زوز شبيك ، متفرهدين مفماش أكسدونات ، و عامكم الجبالي جابلكم هل وسيلة السحرية باش يسهل الحركية التسويقية للنهضة في فترة الإنتخابات ... قالوا 30 ألف موطن شغل !! و هو فما جبالي يصطاد لربي !!؟

تي حاصيلو ،  مكاسب الثورة اللي حلمنا بيهم طاروا كما طاروا الجميعة لدبي و كندا ، ماشي في بالنا باش نتطورو  و نوليو كما تركيا ؛ حرية، ديمقراطية و بلا بلا بلا ... أما باش يشيخوا فيها كان محبي الأفلام الهندية ، هوكا على قريب باش توليو تعيشوا في قندهار !

Tunisie : le salut viendra-t-il de la société civile ?

Alors que nous fêterons dans quelques jours le deuxième anniversaire de la fuite du tyran, la Tunisie vit au rythme des scandales et des crises. Crises institutionnelles et crises politiques sont devenues, depuis quelque mois, le quotidien du paysage politique tunisien. À preuve, la constitution qui tarde, pas de date de prévue pour les élections, et l’exaspération qui fait rage à Seliana puis à SidiBouzid ces dernières semaines. La crise de confiance politique dans laquelle s’est enlisée la Tunisie ces derniers mois, a nul doute atteint son paroxysme avec le derniers bras de fer entre le gouvernement et l’UGTT à la suite des évènements du 5 décembre 2012. Cette crise politique semble être caractérisée par l’accentuation de la crise de société précédant la phase de transition démocratique et renforce chaque jour le dysfonctionnement des instituons. Les politologues les plus alarmistes nous parlerons d’un «risque d’obsolescence institutionnelle» qui nous risque de mener à l’obsolescence de l’appareil gouvernementale et plus largement, une dislocation de l’appareil d’Etat.

Il n’y a pas de Nation sans Etat, pas plus qu’il n’y a d’Etat sans projet de société. Et cela semble manquer terriblement aux discours politiques dominant qui rivalisent dans la surenchère et la démagogie. Ainsi «emploi», «investissements», «droits», « libertés», «démocratie», «justice» sont devenus les éléments incontournable des discours les plus populistes et des promesses les plus farfelues, privant les mots de leur substance. La fin (électorale) justifie les moyens (pour conquérir les pouvoir). Nous assistons au déploiement d’une logique politicienne; certainement pas d’une logique politique. Rappelons-le si besoin est : la politique est le champ de chose public, de l’intérêt général. Mais dans cette logique d’impasse, les efforts des acteurs politiques se préoccupent à garder le pouvoir, ou bien, à le contester. Alors, comment dépasser la crise ? Comment sortir de l’impasse ? Quelle vision et quel projet de société pour la Tunisie ?

Il est manifeste que la classe politique tunisienne semble échouer à répondre à ces questions sans nourrir la logique d’impasse et la solution est peut-être à chercher ailleurs dans un univers épargné, dans une certaine mesure, par la logique politicienne : la société civile. Et c’est peut-être de là que «viendra le salut», comme l’affirmait le militant Gilbert Naccache. 

Et pour la première fois dans l’histoire de la Tunisie, la société civile tunisienne voir grand, même très grand. Plus de 170 associations et organisations ont décidé de s’unir autour d’un projet commun : Le Projet de la Société Civile lors des assises de la Société civile, qui se tiendront à Monastir du 20 au 23 décembre 2012. et dont le résultat sera l’élaboration d’un projet de société global. Durant cet évènement, les études et les recherches réalisées dans différents domaines par des organisations non gouvernementales et des experts seront discutées et harmonisés puis enrichies dans les différentes régions du pays. Objectif ? Aboutir à un consensus autour d’un unique projet qui sera présenté à l’opinion publique et aux décideurs politiques.

 

 

Consolider les acquis du peuple tunisien autour des valeurs de l’Etat civil de la démocratie du respect des droits de l’Homme et de l’égalité parfaite sans discrimination ni réserve aucune, sont selon les organisateurs les bases fondatrices de ce projet décliné en 15 ateliers et et 4 thèmes : développement Economique et Social, Réforme du Système Educatif et Promotion des Arts et de la Culture, le Régime Politique, la Décentralisation et la Démocratie Participative, le Respect des Principes des Droits de l’Homme et des Libertés Fondamentales et la Protection de l’Environnement.

Les assises de la société civille_http://www.lesassises.org/

 

Les internautes pourront également réagir et contribuer à la rédaction du projet à travers ce blog participatif dédié

Source : ici

Tunisia : celebration of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

With the collaboration of the Tunisian league for the defense of Human Rights, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network and other independent associations, Tunisia launched on The 7^th of December 2012, a national, regional, Arab, and international campaign titled: “the right of return for refugees and the accession of Palestine as a Member State in the United Nations and specialized agencies”.

 

This initiative came On the occasion of the celebration of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on November 29th 2012, the aim of this event as Madame Essia Belhassen mentioned in her opening words, is to get the maximum of voices to the United Nation demanding two things, the involvement of Palestine as a member state in the United Nations and The right of return for refugees to their homes (Res 194 of the security Council). 

Madame Essia Belhassen

“It is unacceptable, after 65 years of the occupation of the Palestinian land by the Israelian government, the violations of human rights, the killing of innocent children and women, looting of property and deportation of people from their homes, and here their are, the final decision of the United Nations in its sixty-seventh meeting on November 29, announcing it’s  accession of Palestine as an observer, so from non-member entity to a non-member state, it’s not enough for us, it is time to stood up and demand for a real membership in the United Nation and The right of return for refugees to their homes” added Madame Essia Belhassen.

The conference's panel

“We will not give up our dream, to be Palestine a free state, will continue to struggle until we get our freedom, we will take back what the Israeli enemy have been taken from us, some day, Jerusalem will be free , and we will have the honor to invite you for a visit.”  said Mr. Salman Alherfi, the Palestinian Ambassador in Tunis in his opening words. He also expressed his gratitude and happiness of this initiative.

Mr. Salman Alherfi, the Palestinian Ambassador (on the left)

There was a lot of Enthusiasm in the speeches, however, all the audience that came in even with small number (that may be due to what happened recently in Tunisia), was motivated and loved the initiative of the campaign.

In the end of the conference, the Tunisian league for the defense of Human Rights distributed to every one of the attendants a postcard, those will be distributed gradually in the whole country, to be signed as a first step by the largest possible number of people, then those postcards will be taken to the United Nations, hopefully to its president M. Ban ki moon himself, as a second step towards achieving the objectives of this campaign.

The postcard distributed in the conference(face 1)

The postcard distributed in the conference(face 2)

I should also mention, that there were a wonderful  exposition of some pictures taken in Palestine, showing how much the Palestinian people are suffering, but in the same time they are strong, and deeply optimistic and full of hope. 

Tunisian people Celebrating the labor day

The first of May 2012, was a special day here in Tunisia, a day where Tunisian people young and adults went to Habib Bourguiba's street to celebrate and express their joy, anger, demands, but also hope for a better future. 

I was there, but in my mind I had a different mission, just taking pictures and show them to the world. As I expected, soon I get there and even some meters before, you can see and feel chills in your body, hearing the cheers and songs, thousands of people came from different regions to share the joy of Tunisia even in those hard times that we are in.

Happy faces, man and women, young and adults all of them where there walking all along the street smiling, screaming, singing, Carrying different slogans, expressing themselves, what they want and what they feel about the government after a while from the first election. 

I will just stop here for a while and leave you with the pictures ... 

Mai 1st 2012 : Tunisia protests

Mai first 2012, is the day when Tunisian people will celebrate, “the labor day”, but also the first anniversary of the establishment of the “Union of Tunisian Workers (UTT)”.

UTT - UGTT - CGTT

 

It seems that there have been a lot of preparation for that day, and it’s not only the UTT or the UGTT who is preparing for the event but also there is ANONYMOUS TUNISIA, which claimed its participation in this event. 

Anonymous's invitation

Anonymous-Tunisia sent its own message via the social medias such as facebook, Twitter and the official blog of it, calling Tunisian citizens, the UGTT, all relevant organizations and political parties to mobilize their base on May first to take on the streets of Tunis. The main reason of this movement from Anonymous appears to be as a respond on the repeated harassment and attacks from the government on the Tunisian activists, bloggers, and opposition figures including Jalel Brik, Jaouhar Ben Mbarek., Dr. Siddiki, Dr Olfa Youssef and many others, Anonymous actually promises that it won’t let that go unnoticed worldwide.

“We intend to support the Tunisian people and support their universal rights to freedom of speech, press and assembly, without violence and state sponsored terror.” 

Anonymous statement.

This is why The group had made 22 rules for such event, the rules are to take seriously, in order to ensure an epic win and to protect you as a citizen and a member (if you are) when participating in the event and in your normal life.The rules to follow are:

• RULE #0 : rule # 1 and # 2 must continue to apply on the Internet.
• RULE #1: Keep it cool.
• RULE #2: Stay cool. Especially if you are harassed (probably you will get that a lot). Keep it in your mind that “You are an ambassador of Anonymous”. Although people who seek to disrupt your demonstration, you must not lose your composure. This could harm the protest and tarnish the reputation of Anonymous.
• RULE #3: Follow the orders of police officers above all else. Do otherwise is to undermine the protest. Do not ask for a badge unless you are treated really unfair, because it will anger the police.
•  RULE #4: Preventing the prefecture. Most jurisdictions have rules regarding demonstration. public and / or prefer to be informed of progress. Know the rules of your jurisdiction and abide by them.
• RULE #5: Always stand across the street from the disputed site.
• RULE #6: In the absence of a road to find another natural barrier between you and the target of the protest. This will make it difficult for individuals hostile to your cause to come and harass you.
• RULE #7: Stay on the highway. You can be charged with trespassing if not.
• RULE #8: No violence.
• RULE #9: No weapons. The demonstration. is a peaceful event. Your weapons, you do not need it.
• RULE #10: No alcohol. Violating this rule can easily trigger a violation of rules #1 & #2.
• RULE #11: No graffiti, destruction or vandalism.
• RULE #12: If you want to do something stupid choose another day. Violation of these rules during a demonstration tarnish the reputation of Anonymous, harm the demonstration itself and make you vulnerable to the forces of order.
• RULE #13: Anonymous is legion. Never be alone or Isolated during a demonstration, You are a target for people who want to provoke an angry reaction from you or your group.
• RULE #14: Organize in squads from 10 to 15 people.
• RULE #15: 1 or 2 megaphones for a team. A megaphone is helpful in maintaining the overall cohesion of a demonstration and distribution of your message. But too many can confuse the public.
• RULE #16: Know the dress code. Establish a casual dress code but seriously will help you maintain cohesion and bring the public to take you seriously.
• RULE #17: Cover your face. This will prevent identify you from videos taken by people hostile, other protesters or police. Scarves, hats and sunglasses, masks are not necessary.
• RULE #18: Provide water bottles.
• RULE #19: Wear good shoes, that  will ensure your comfort during the demonstration. Keep in mind that the demo can often be lengthy.
• RULE #20: Prepare in advance your Posters, flayers, and slogans. Make sure that signs are large enough to be read. Also make sure that the text on your posters and your signs is relevant to the objective of the demonstration.
• RULE #21: Prepare legible flayers, simple and precise to give to those who want to learn more about the motives for your actions.
• RULE #22: Document the demonstration. Videos and pictures of the event can be used to corroborate your story if the police had to intervene. In addition, the dissemination of images and videos of your heroic actions all over the internet will give inspiration, encouraging other Anonymous to follow your glorious example. However, keep in mind that the success of the demonstration. is a set of details based on the good behavior of all.  
  
  
     Ignore these rules at your own risk. Follow them and victory will be yours.
  
  
  However , the UGTT organize a walk in Avenue Habib Bourguiba, and UTT another walk, in the same time as UGTT but from its headquarters Street Athens, followed by a meeting at the Convention Center, Avenue Mohammed V. 
  
  
  So it's going to be a big day in Habib Bourguiba's street , hope it goes without any incidents with the local police.
  
  
  To be continued …

Catch me if you can !

يا تونس ... شنيّة آخرتك ؟

 

توا محسوب 3 شهور ملّي عملنا الإنتخابات ، إنتخابات المجلس التأسيسي ، و الحكومة تشكّلت كان ما روحنا طلعت ؛ الرئيس المؤقّت شد بلاصتو لامحالة هاو يدادي من بلاصة لبلاصة و البرنوس فوق كتفوا ... !

ودعنا 2011 و استقبلنا الكّل 2012 ، انشالله مبروك علينا الكل و خاصة على تونسنا الغالية إلي أحوالها   متحسّنتش، تي متعجبش من اصلو لا إجتماعياً و لا إقتصادياً ! خلّي عاد هذاك حدث و لا حرج !! هاو كل يوم تسمع غريبة و جماعة تطلعلك بطلعة جديدة ، و تونس  بلادنا قعدت كالكورة بين الذكورة !

كل مرّة نسمعوا بإعتصام جديد في بلاصة و كل مرّة حكاية مفقودة فالبلاد ، هاو مفمّاش حليب ، مفمّاش غاز ... يا عباد راو اقتصادنا في الزيرو ، شركات سكريت ، مستثمرين اجانب هربوا ، بعد اللّي أي هذا يحك راسو يعتصم و يسكّر و يوقف بلاد كاملة ! قال شنوا حر و نطالب بحقّي !  و حتى الحاكم موش هوني هاو ولا خايف على روحو و خلالكم الحرية تجري و تبرطع وحدها في  الشارع ! يا بو قلب معمل يازاكي سكّروه ، الراجل هججوه مل بلاد ، تسببولنا في كارثة بقلّة الوعي و الجهل ! 2500 خدام في ليلة و نهار صبحوا بطّالة ! ناقصة هي ؟! أما هاو قلّك عاد انشالله باش يرجع بعد اللّي لحلحو به و شوف عاد  كيفاه باش يرجع !

توا هاذي هي الوطنية اللي يحكيو عليها ؟ فيعوض كل واحد يشد بلاصتو و يصلّي عالنبي و يخدم على روحو فماشي ما نعديو هل العام على خير و نتعونوا حجيرة  حجيرة نبنيو بلادنا و نصلحو اللي خربوه هاك  الفساد  الكلاب ، اللي باز راهم شايخين عاد توا وميجكش عجب راهم يضحكوا علينا وعلى حوالنا ! تي نحمدوا ربي ما صارش فينا كيما صاير في برشة  بلدان أخرى. راو مشاكل بلادنا كي شعر الراس ، لازم وقت باش المشاكل الكل تتحل و برشة صبر ، صحيح للصبر حدود أما حتى كان معادش فيها و نويت تعتصم كي قدر ربّي،  ما تعطّلش مصالح غيرك و توقفهم على خدمهم  ، و تكلّف الدولة مليارات اللي كانت تنجم توظّفهم بش تخدّم هاكل البطالة إلي يستنو بش يكلوا الخبز كيفك و ممكن حتى بالفلوس هذيك كانت تنجم تحقق مطلبك !

يزونا بالله من الأنانية و صحّت الراس راهي ماعندها وين توصل كان لقطع الرقبة ! وكان في 2011 سلّكناها و الحمد لله بشوية الفلوس الفاضلة  متع 2009 و2010 ، مالا 2012 كيفاش ؟