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Tunisian Agriculture Depends on Women Without Protection
A scientific report issued by the French Center for International Cooperation in Agricultural Research has revealed the precarious working conditions faced by approximately 91,000 Tunisian women in the agricultural sector. They often work without contracts or social coverage, are exposed to transportation risks in unsuitable means, earn between 10 and 20 dinars per day, and often lack protection from pesticides. Although laws have been enacted to improve their situation, most of them are not enrolled in the social security system. It is proposed to issue professional identification cards to enhance their protection and improve working and living conditions. Additionally, the sector suffers from economic fragility, leading to a decline in young generations engaging in agricultural work.
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