by Massin Kevin Labidi | Feb 6, 2025 | Politics and News
Suspension of Confiscated Company Sales in Tunisia Raises Questions For more than two years, the sale of confiscated companies in Tunisia has been suspended, raising questions about the future of these institutions and the possibility of integrating them into the...
by Massin Kevin Labidi | Dec 24, 2024 | Politics and News
France and Political Asylum for Tunisian Opponents: Strategic Move or Political Pressure? A Sudden Shift in French Asylum Policy After years of inaction, the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (Ofpra) has begun processing asylum...
by Massin Kevin Labidi | May 17, 2023 | Politics and News
Why Is It Difficult to Prosecute Rached Ghannouchi and His Gang? Do you know why Kais Saied and the Tunisian judiciary cannot prosecute Rached Ghannouchi and his gang for their crimes against Tunisia over the past half-century? Because these crimes fall under the...
by Massin Kevin Labidi | Dec 2, 2022 | Individual and society
Has Islam Oppressed Men? Everyone talks about how religions oppress women in general, but we rarely hear discussions about how these religions oppress men. In this article, Islam will be the reference for our discussion, as it is considered the final religion...
by Massin Kevin Labidi | Nov 7, 2022 | Philosophy and Beliefs
Human Rights Between Presence and Forgetfulness After World War II and the atrocities that nearly wiped out humanity, the United Nations decided to draft a global law, which it considered an international charter to preserve human rights as an individual within the...
by Massin Kevin Labidi | Oct 10, 2022 | Philosophy and Beliefs
Critique of Critique: Between Critique and Criticism Peace be upon those who follow reason, abandon blind imitation, and think… Greetings. There is no doubt that critique is necessary, regardless of the idea being discussed. However, when critique turns into a...
