| 6,086,052 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists attack the offices of a private TV station that aired Persepolis, a French-Iranian animation film in which God is portrayed as an old bearded man. |
| 6,086,058 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists protest in front of a TV station that they accuse of blasphemy for airing a film with an image of God. Police use tear gas. Several hours later, about a hundred men fire bomb the TV station. Thousands of marchers then gather to denounce the station. |
| 6,086,064 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Women protest to protect their rights after the election victory of an Islamist party. |
| 6,086,070 |
35.167599 |
8.8365097 |
Tunisia |
|
Thousands protest over the exclusion of local residents from a list of those killed in the 2010 uprising. Demonstrators set fire to a prison, rob a bank, and loot a government agency. Police use tear gas. |
| 6,086,076 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A sit-in by ultraconservative Muslims, who are not university students, demanding students be allowed to attend classes in the conservatve face veil |
| 6,086,084 |
33.166672 |
11.56667 |
Tunisia |
|
Border guards stop work, complaining of a lack of protection against armed fighters on the Libyan side of the border. |
| 6,086,091 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Liberal demonstrators rally in front of parliament to protest against extremism during the drafting of a new constitution. Thousands of Islamists descend on the liberals, prompting a riot. Police use tear gas. |
| 6,086,098 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A protest was held against the Tunis Military Tribunal |
| 6,086,105 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Students and faculty condemning the interruption of classes at a nearby university where Salafists are having a sit-in to demand the niqab can be worn in classes. |
| 6,086,113 |
34.424999 |
8.7841997 |
Tunisia |
|
Four separate instances of self-immolation. This act has become a symbolic protest for unemployed people who have lost all hope. |
| 6,086,116 |
36.088722 |
9.3645334 |
Tunisia |
|
Four separate instances of self-immolation. This act has become a symbolic protest for unemployed people who have lost all hope. |
| 6,086,119 |
37.274399 |
9.87391 |
Tunisia |
|
Four separate instances of self-immolation. This act has become a symbolic protest for unemployed people who have lost all hope. |
| 6,086,124 |
35.167599 |
8.8365097 |
Tunisia |
|
Youths protested unemployment and the price of basic goods by heckling the visiting president and prime minister |
| 6,086,133 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Ultraconservatives chanted anti-Semitic slogans during the arrival of a top Hamas official |
| 6,086,140 |
35.8606 |
9.2058001 |
Tunisia |
|
A protest and general strike against the lack of progress since Ben Ali fled. Locals say there are no jobs, no running water, no gas, and corrupt officials and investors. |
| 6,086,148 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Protests marking the one year anniversary of the ex-president's departure. Some protesters demanded jobs and dignity from the new government. Others called for recognition of those killed during the uprising. Certain groups called for an Islamic Tunisia or shouted anti-American slogans |
| 6,086,153 |
36.088722 |
9.3645334 |
Tunisia |
|
Demonstrations and general strikes demanding jobs, housing, and regional development |
| 6,086,159 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A march to denounce the violence committed by ultraconservative Islamist groups in recent months. Islamists held a counter-protest nearby. |
| 6,086,169 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
The ultraconservative Muslims protested the IMF visit, claiming IMF measures have only increased unemployment and impoverished the country |
| 6,086,175 |
31.0282 |
9.8712196 |
Tunisia |
|
Border guards stopped a car at a checkpoint and the men inside opened fire with assault rifles. |
| 6,086,181 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A protest against the president's comments that they were an insignificant minority. Protesters called for Islamic law. |
| 6,086,187 |
33.594799 |
9.2448597 |
Tunisia |
|
Municipal workers went on strike |
| 6,086,194 |
36.501099 |
8.7793999 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists, protesting the arrest of a man, threw petrol bombs and stones and tried to break into police stations. They also took control of many of the cities mosques and were broadcasting calls for a holy war. |
| 6,086,200 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Demonstrators tried to storm a conference being held by Arab and Western officials over the crisis in Syria. Protesters carried signs criticizing Clinton and Obama. The conference was working towards putting pressure on the Syrian president to step down and allow humanitarian aid |
| 6,086,209 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Trade members marched to denounce the Islamist-led government, which has growing tensions with the leftist opposition. The opposition has a strong presence in the union. |
| 6,086,215 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Students from the leftist student union and Salafis on the campus got into a fight |
| 6,086,227 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Protesters called for a clean up of the state television output, particularly Wataniyam whose directors were close with the ex-president. After approximately 50 days of protesting, Islamists clashed with the stations employees. The government then asked the protesters to leave and they did. |
| 6,086,235 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Eggs were thrown at the walls of mosques in Ben Guerdane and torn up pages of the Koran were found inside. In Tunis, stars of David were drawn on the walls of a mosque. |
| 6,086,238 |
33.133301 |
11.2167 |
Tunisia |
|
Eggs were thrown at the walls of mosques in Ben Guerdane and torn up pages of the Koran were found inside. In Tunis, stars of David were drawn on the walls of a mosque. |
| 6,086,243 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A demonstration calling for the assembly writing Tunisia's new constitution to apply Islamic law |
| 6,086,249 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
People gathered to celebrate the state's anniversary of winning its independence from France and chanted slogans against the Salafists' campaign for an Islamist state |
| 6,086,254 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A rally demanding Islamic law become the main source of legislation. Anti-semitic slogans were chanted at the rally |
| 6,086,261 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
A rally outside the national assembly building to protest normalisation of ties with Israel |
| 6,086,266 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Protesters chanted slogans against the government because they claimed nothing had changed since the revolution |
| 6,086,272 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Protesters gathered to denounce the protest ban on the main avenue and the power the Ennahda party has gained since the revolution. In tunis, police brutally clamped down on the event with tear gas and batons. Protesters clashed with police and threw objects at them, including a firebomb |
| 6,086,275 |
35.783298 |
10.8333 |
Tunisia |
|
Protesters gathered to denounce the protest ban on the main avenue and the power the Ennahda party has gained since the revolution. In tunis, police brutally clamped down on the event with tear gas and batons. Protesters clashed with police and threw objects at them, including a firebomb |
| 6,086,280 |
32.051399 |
9.2395 |
Tunisia |
|
A town exploded in protest in desperation for work when CPG could only take a fraction of those who applied. Protesters set a police station on fire and threw stones at police. They also set fire to the company's administrative buildings. |
| 6,086,288 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Weeks of camping outside of the jobs industry ended with a march condemning the new government's lack of action on the unemploymant issue. Some protesters threatened mass suicide if things were not changed. |
| 6,086,297 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
The trial for a television station that screen a film insulting sacred values reopened, with protests in support and opposition of the defendant outside of the court house |
| 6,086,307 |
33.920601 |
8.1332998 |
Tunisia |
|
A Tunisian taxi driver set himself on fire to call attention to his right to a plot of state-owned land |
| 6,086,313 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
The ex-Prime Minister of Libya went on a hunger strike to resist a possible extradition and protest Tunisia's PM's comments denouncing refuge to those who threaten Libya's security. |
| 6,086,321 |
35.678101 |
10.0963 |
Tunisia |
|
Hardline Islamists gathered for their second annual meeting, waving black flags and chanting. The movement's objective is to apply Islamic law in Tunisia. |
| 6,086,326 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Unemployed people with university degrees protested that the government has taken no action to solve the unemployment problem |
| 6,086,331 |
36.501099 |
8.7793999 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists torched police stations and attacked bars selling alcohol |
| 6,086,337 |
34.094799 |
9.7448597 |
Tunisia |
|
Judges went on strike to protest government removal of 82 judges for corruption and ties to the previous regime |
| 6,086,343 |
34.094799 |
9.7448597 |
Tunisia |
|
Teachers and health workers went on strike calling for higher wages |
| 6,086,351 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Ennahda Party supporters protested against Tunisia's Central Court |
| 6,086,359 |
36.819 |
10.1658 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists demanded four works of art be taken down because they were offensive to sacred values. Supporters of the exhibit faced off with the men outside the gallery. That night, the salafists broke into the gallery and slashed multiple canvases and dismantled an installation. The following day, rioters tried to force their way into the gallery. In Tunis, police fired tear gas at salafists who torched and pillaged a courthouse and multiple police stations. In Jendouba, a Salafist attacked a security guard. |
| 6,086,365 |
36.501099 |
8.7793999 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists demanded four works of art be taken down because they were offensive to sacred values. Supporters of the exhibit faced off with the men outside the gallery. That night, the salafists broke into the gallery and slashed multiple canvases and dismantled an installation. The following day, rioters tried to force their way into the gallery. In Tunis, police fired tear gas at salafists who torched and pillaged a courthouse and multiple police stations. In Jendouba, a Salafist attacked a security guard. |
| 6,086,369 |
35.8256 |
10.6411 |
Tunisia |
|
Salafists demanded four works of art be taken down because they were offensive to sacred values. Supporters of the exhibit faced off with the men outside the gallery. That night, the salafists broke into the gallery and slashed multiple canvases and dismantled an installation. The following day, rioters tried to force their way into the gallery. In Tunis, police fired tear gas at salafists who torched and pillaged a courthouse and multiple police stations. In Jendouba, a Salafist attacked a security guard. |
