Reevaluation of Political Responsibility Before and After the Revolution
The article discusses the role of the bureaucratic left in Tunisia before and after the revolution, highlighting how the majority of leftists were linked to the old ruling regime, particularly the RCD party, and were involved in supporting and facilitating crimes of the fallen regime, including the suppression of Islamists. It also examines the cover-up and suppression of accountability for this ideological group's past violations, questioning why Ennahda has marginalized this issue despite its close ties to the former regime's history. The article emphasizes that shutting the door on political and moral accountability comes at a political cost, as it makes it easier to pass ideologically motivated projects and hampers transitional justice.
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