Massive Protests in Tunisia Demand Ennahda-Led Government Quit
- Publisher:
- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
- 7 August 2013
- Tags:
- Tunisia, Governance, Conflict, Peace and Security
More than 40,000 people mass outside Tunisia's National Constituent Assembly to demand the resignation of the government led by the moderate Islamic movement Ennahda.
Tunisia Protest Demands Govt Quits
- National Constituent Assembly Suspended
- Increased Protests Scatter Police and Army Efforts - Interim PM
- Tunisia Mulls Referendum to Resolve Crisis
- VIDEO: Tunisian Protesters Demand Resignation of Govt
- VIDEO: Tunisia Police Arrested Dozens in Crackdown
- Ways to Overcome Political Crisis Discussed As NCA President Confers With President of Ennahdha
- Tunisia Political Crisis Deepens
- Mansour Moalla Appeals to Reason When Received By Interim President
- 'Pro-Legitimacy' Sit-in Leaves Bardo Square
- Ruling Party Refuses to Remove PM
- Supporters of Legitimacy Stage Mass Rally in Kasbah
- PM Meets With Political Leaders and Senior Security and Military Officials
- 'Crisis in Tunisia Can Be Resolved Only Through Dialogue and Consensus' - Hamed Karoui
- 'We Cannot Talk About Solutions While Some Parties Call for Dissolution of NCA' - Ayadi
- Withdrawing MPs Reiterate Calls to Dissolve NCA and Government, Form National Salvation Government
Tunisia Labour Union Calls on Govt to Resign
- Labour Union Calls on Govt to Resign
- Ennahdha Ready to Enlarge Government and Include New Skills
- Political Crisis Discussed As Marzouki Receives "Al-Mahaba" Movement Spokesperson
- B'hiri - Government Continues Activities Until Finalisation of Consultations Between Political Parties
- Democratic Alliance Calls for Forming Independent Technocratic Government
- PM Suggests Six-Point Initiative to Overcome Current Crisis
- Interim PM Confers With UGTT Delegation
Tunisian Opposition Leader Killed
- VIDEO: Tunisia Protesters Grapple Over Assassination
- Thousands Protest Killing of Opposition Leader
- VIDEO: Fury as Leading Opposition Figure Killed in Tunisia
- Opposition Leader Assassinated
- 'All Murderers Will Be Brought to Justice' - Marzouki
- UGTT Decrees General Strike Friday, Announces National Funeral for Martyr Mohamed Brahmi - Statement
- Political Parties' Leaders Strongly Condemn Assassination of Mohamed Brahmi
- Presidency of Republic Blasts Killing of Mohamed Brahmi, Warns Against Discord
Tunisian Deputies Boycott Assembly
- Dissident Deputies Boycott Assembly
- NCA Plenary Session Due Next Tuesday
- National Assembly Set to Resume
- 'Ben Jaafar Convoked NCA Bureau to Convene Tuesday Morning' - Meherzia Laabidi
- Ben Jaafar Announces Intention to Convene NCA Bureau to a Meeting Next Week
- Ben Jaafar Addresses Tunisian People, Wednesday Evening
- MPs Demand Assembly Sitting
- Ben Jaafar 'Deeply Satisfied' With 'Substantial Reconciliation'
- French 'Front De Gauche' MPs Support NCA Withdrawn Members
Tunisian MPs Demand Resumption of Assembly
- MPs Demand Assembly Sitting
- Tunisians Demand End to Political Stalemate
- Organisations Sponsoring Dialogue Recall That Their Initiative Requires Government to Resign
- Ennahda to Meet Tunisia Opposition
- UGTT Initiative Under Focus As Abassi, Ben Jaafar Meets
- Higher Council of Tunisian Expatriates Will Be Set Up Soon (larayedh)
- Resumption of NCA Works Depends on Compromise Between Political Protagonists - Ben Jaafar
- Interim PM Receives Delegation Representing NCA Parliamentary Groups
- Ben Jaafar Deems "Impossible" Resumption of NCA Works On Monday
- NCA President Confers With Economist, Former Minister Mansour Moalla
Thousands Stage Rival Rallies in Tunisia
- Thousands Stage Rival Rallies
- 'Pro-Legitimacy' Sit-in Resumes Outside NCA
- Dissident NCA Members Require Resignation of Government to Re-Integrate NCA - Abderrazzak Khallouli
- Political Divide Widens
- There Is No Place for Those Who Wish to Go Back On Code of Personal Status - Marzouki
- Ennahdha Movement Women Stage March in Bourguiba Avenue in Support of Legitimacy and National Union
- Suspension of NCA Works Divides Troika and Opposition
- Bardo Sit-Inners Talk About Attempt to Break Up Sit-in, Security Sources Deny
- Thousands of Demonstrators in Bardo Celebrate Women's Day and Claim Dissolution of Government
