Tunisian Forum For Economic And Social Rights (FTDES)

A Hub partner, FTDES (by its French acronym), is a non-governmental, non-partisan, independent organization established in 2011 to defend peoples’ economic and social rights at the national and international levels. It works on several themes including labor rights, women’s rights, environmental rights, migrants’ rights, and social movements.
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The COVID-19 Outbreak in Tunisia: Politics, policies, and public dissent

Publication Date: July 6, 2021

Topic(s): Health

Geographies: Tunisia

Source: Tunisian Forum For Economic And Social Rights (FTDES)

Format: Research Paper

The author reviews state and non-state responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in Tunisia between March 2020 and March 2021.Continue Reading

Marginalized communities during the pandemic

Publication Date: May 4, 2020

Topic(s): Health,Inequality & Vulnerabilities

Geographies: Tunisia

Source: Tunisian Forum For Economic And Social Rights (FTDES)

Format: Discussion,Video Output

A livstreamed discussion about the impact of COVID and lockdowns on marginalized people in Tunisia.Continue Reading

Sociology of the ‘margin’ during the pandemic

Publication Date: April 13, 2020

Topic(s): Livelihoods

Geographies: Tunisia

Source: Tunisian Forum For Economic And Social Rights (FTDES)

Format: Research Paper

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