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SALAM – Prevent all forms of extremism violence in Tunisia. A Human Rights approach.
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SALAM – Prevent all forms of extremism violence in Tunisia. A Human Rights approach.

The SALAM initiative aims to reinforce the role of Tunisian young people and women in the development and implementation of strategies for the Prevention of all forms of Violent Extremism (PEV); and the improvement of social cohesion and community resilience in the country.  Violent extremist, in its multiple shape and dimension, is an affront to the values […]

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Nonviolence resistance after thirty 30 years of the Palestinian First Intifada
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Nonviolence resistance after thirty 30 years of the Palestinian First Intifada

Today is a good moment to remember the nonviolent resistance’s legitimacy as a referent for the Palestinian to keep on struggling for the justice and freedom.

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25th February 2014: Mohamed Khatib arrested. This is something normal, isn’t it?
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25th February 2014: Mohamed Khatib arrested. This is something normal, isn’t it?

Mohammed Khatib and another British activists were arrested Friday 13th February in a nonviolent demonstration in the Palestinian village of Bilin. I am quite sure your first reaction after reading this would be…and so what? This is something normal, isn’t it?

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