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Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015 · THE MAP IN

Map of Tunisia in November 2015

The emergency reimposed

Tunisia in November 2015: The emergency reimposed. Since October 2015, 24 territories changed status on this map: including Tunis governorate, Ariana governorate, Ben Arous governorate and 21 more.

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Map of Tunisia in November 2015: The emergency reimposed. Colours show State of emergency (red stripes), Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule, In revolt: protest, uprising, civil war.
NOV 2015 · PROTEST AND CHANGE: SECOND-WAVE FEMINISM AND TUNISIA, 1945–2015

What changes on the map

Tunis governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Ariana governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Ben Arous governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Manouba governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Nabeul governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Zaghouan governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Bizerte governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Béja governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Jendouba governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
El Kef governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Siliana governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Kairouan governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Kasserine governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Sidi Bouzid governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Sousse governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Monastir governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Mahdia governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Sfax governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Gafsa governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Tozeur governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Kébili governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Gabès governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Médenine governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)
Tataouine governorateRight won in law → State of emergency (red stripes)

The chapters of this moment

CH 12 — How protest movements create change

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