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Gender Justice in Post-Ben Ali Tunisia: Women and Political Participation

This article outlines the challenges of political participation of women in Tunisia’s current institutional arrangement.

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Wafa Ben Hassine, International Law Student and Human Rights Activist

Wafa Ben Hassine is a JD candidate at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law, pursuing international legal studies. She holds a BA in political science and public law from the University of California, San Diego. Wafa has worked as a parliamentary attaché at the National Constituent Assembly in Tunis, and as a freelance writer and translator. Her research interests include sustainable development (social and environmental) in the global south – particularly in the Maghreb – and studying the legal framework that is emerging in post-Ben Ali Tunisia.

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Mr. Bsili Adel

September 3, 2012 in e-forum presenters

Les Aspects Techniques du Processus de la Rédaction de la Constitution

A comprehensive analysis of the technical aspects of the process of drafting the Tunisian constitution, highlighting challenges as well as accomplishments.

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Bsili Adel, Legal Advisor, National Constituent Assembly of Tunisia

Since March 1991, Bsili Adel has been the General Counsel of the Committee on Social Affairs, the Committee on Education, Culture, Information and Youth and the Committee on Equipment and Services of the Chamber of Deputies. From November 2011 to January 2012, he has been Advisor to the Committee on Internal Regulations and since February, Advisor to the Committee on the Magistrature Judiciaire, Administrative, Financial and Constitutional Affairs for the National Constituent Assembly (ANC). Fascinated by parliamentary law, he maintains, since 2007, a blog dedicated to issues related to law, drawn from the Tunisian experience.