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Bochra Belhaj Hmida

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Bochra Belhaj Hmida

Bochra Belhaj Hmida (Arabic: بشرى بلحاج حميدة), is a Tunisian lawyer, politician and activist from Zaghouan

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  • In the morning, I start with the gardening. And I've discovered I still know how to crochet
  • It's not very feminist of me but I've realised it's a pleasure and not an obligation. Today men are sewing and cooking, we can't have complexes about these things. If it's done for pleasure, it's a luxury
  • The question is whether this will continue and become normal or whether it is just temporary
  • Men already had an issue with women accessing the public space, but now they are forced to remain in a space typically reserved for women, many men are struggling to accept it
  • I am shocked that in Tunisia or elsewhere, violence against women would be an issue to be relegated to the minister of women
  • We lack the collective will to redefine the family and review our priorities
  • Citizens must take charge
  • I have experienced harassment, smear campaigns, defamation, death threats and calls for my assassination
  • We didn't see a drastic shift in public opinion on women's rights, prior to this appointment
  • allowed people to say: 'Guess what, women can be just as effective as political leaders as their male counterparts
  • There has been absolutely no addition in terms of rights secured for women
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