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Why was Women's Day missing at Carthage Palace
Tunisia annually commemorates the issuance of the Personal Status Code, which was enacted on August 13, 1956. This reform is considered one of the most significant social advances, as it strengthened women's rights and modernized the Tunisian family structure. However, the Constitutional Law Association criticized this year’s diminished official interest in the occasion, noting that the celebration was moved from Carthage Palace to a purely artistic festive form, without any announcements of new policies to support women's rights. This reflects a decline in the government's commitment to principles of equality and women's rights. The association also called for increased measures to protect female agricultural workers, enhance efforts to combat violence against women, and secure the release of women imprisoned due to their activism, emphasizing that the anniversary should regain its symbolic role in reaffirming the state's commitment to women's rights and transform into a genuine political and national occasion.
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