Kaouther @kaouther.bsky.social · 26/11/2024My parents’ 45 year anniversary was Nov 10th, my father hasn’t been allowed access to a lawyer for over a month & wasn’t able to send my mother a message. His lawyer visited him today & said my father celebrated instead by gifting a cellmate who also turned 45 a present 000
Kaouther @kaouther.bsky.social · 26/11/2024I think you’d be better suited. Not the most academic person on this front but it would be interesting, especially concerning the UK’s change of attitude on this over the years. 100
Kaouther @kaouther.bsky.social · 22/11/2024It’s 2024 & it’s as if these decades never happened. We’ve lost Egyptians to either state murder or prison, exiled Ennahda leaders are in prison again & the Palestinians we met in London have not only lost the vast majority of their families in Gaza but are being policed for it. 120
Kaouther @kaouther.bsky.social · 22/11/2024The UK is no longer safe for families who have faced political persecution. I came to the UK in 1990, we were the first Tunisian family from Ennahda to seek refuge here. There were Palestinians, Egyptians & other asylum seekers that already established communities in London. 152
Reposted by KaoutherMartin Schwarz @schwarz-martin.bsky.social · 14/08/2024Eine weitere, ausführliche Analyse zu #Tunesien vor der Präsidentschaftswahl von @aminesnoussi.bsky.social @thenewarab.bsky.social (engl) www.newarab.com/analysis/kai...newarab.comIn Kais Saied's Tunisia, an election with few opponentsAnalysis: With most prominent opposition figures already behind bars in Tunisia, challengers in the October presidential elections are now also being arrested. 022