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Tunisia proposes street insult fines
The Tunisian government has announced an initiative to combat insults and obscene language in streets and public places. Deputy Fathi Mounsef Jebali proposes imposing fines of up to 2,000 Tunisian dinars (approximately 600 US dollars) on those who utter vulgar words, with the aim of reducing the phenomenon of verbal violence in public spaces. The initiative considers that education is not limited to the home and school alone but also shaped by people's behavior in the street and neighborhood. This step is part of similar efforts in other countries such as Australia, Canada, and the United States, which impose penalties for swearing in public places.
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