Par Uzan M le mercredi 01 août 2001 - 08h33:

Bonnes vacances en Tunisie. UZAN M.

Les experts de treize pays arabes d'accord sur le boycottage direct d'Israël ==
http://fr.news.yahoo.com/010730/1/1hyww.html

Par Citron (Citron) le mardi 07 août 2001 - 01h28:

sharon a boycotte la paix les arabes le boycottent la politique et 1 jeu il faut donner pour recevoir

Par Citron (Citron) le mardi 07 août 2001 - 01h30:

la tunisie a comme toujour preparee les grandes vacances estivales afin de donner a tous ses visiteurs les service adequats
bienvenue a toussssss.

Par Anonyme le dimanche 02 septembre 2001 - 23h43:

merci pour le scoop

Par Anonyme le samedi 13 octobre 2001 - 12h37:

The Government allows the Jewish community freedom of worship and pays the salary of the Grand Rabbi. It also partially subsidizes restoration and maintenance costs for some synagogues. In October 1999, the provisional Jewish community elected a new board of directors, its first since independence in 1956, which is awaiting approval from the governor of Tunis. Once approval is obtained from the governor, which is expected to be only a formality, the committee is expected to receive permanent status. The acting board has changed its name to the Jewish Committee of Tunisia. The Government permits the Jewish community to operate private religious schools and allows Jewish children on the island of Jerba to split their academic day between secular public schools and private religious schools. The Government also encourages Jewish emigres to return for the annual Jewish pilgrimage to the historic El-Ghriba Synagogue on the island of Jerba

Par Davideden (Davideden) le samedi 13 octobre 2001 - 12h01:

In general the Government does not permit Christian groups to establish new churches, and proselytizing is viewed as an act against the public order. Foreign missionary organizations and groups do not operate in the country. Authorities ask foreigners suspected of proselytizing to depart the country and do not permit them to return. There were no reported cases of official action against persons suspected of proselytizing during the period covered by this report....

There was a credible report of a Muslim couple in Bizerte who had converted to Christianity and were not permitted to renew their passports as a result of their conversion. Muslim women are not permitted to marry outside their religion. Marriages of Muslim women to non-Muslim men abroad are considered common-law, which are prohibited and thus void when the couple returns to Tunisia. Non-Muslim women who marry Muslim men are not permitted to inherit from their husbands, nor may the husbands and any children (who are considered to be Muslim) from the marriage inherit from the non-Muslim wife.

Although civil law is codified, judges are known to override codified law with Shari'a (Islamic law) if codified law contradicts it. For example, codified laws provide women with the legal right to have custody over minor children; however, judges have refused to grant women permission to leave the country with minor children, holding that Shari'a appoints the father as the head of the family who must grant children permission to travel. In 1999 one human rights activist reported that Ministry of Interior officials refused to issue her minor son a passport because the child's father, who was then jailed, was not present to give permission.

Par Anonyme le samedi 13 octobre 2001 - 12h44:

cest impossible les femmes en tunisie (et contrairement a la majorite des pays musulmans )peut voyager seule sans la permission de sont marie elle peut etre accompagnee par ses enfants en toute liberte mais le cas dont vs parler peut etre est celui des femmes nayant pas la nationalite tunisienne et elle sont en instance de divorse ( de meme pour les hommes)elle nont pas le droit demmener leurs enfant a letranger de peur de prive le pere de sont enfant et lenfant de sont pere

Par Citron (Citron) le samedi 13 octobre 2001 - 12h47:

vous connaisser beaucoups de pays appliquant la chariaa et interdisant le port du voil islamique a lecole et a ladministration en general,?

Par Toufiq (Toufiq) le dimanche 13 octobre 2002 - 04h43:

bon anniversaire pour le message de l'an dernier!

Par Albert Simeoni (Albert) le dimanche 13 octobre 2002 - 08h15:

Surtout qu'on c'est Citron qui l'a fermè et que toi tu l'as ouvert..
BRAILLETOUT

Par Fernand (Fernand) le dimanche 13 octobre 2002 - 09h00:

Toufik,
Je surveillais cette rubrique depuis plusieurs jours, et j'espérais être le 1er à célébrer cet anniversaire, et surtout être là avant toi.
Tu m'as devancé, chapeau et bonne élévation.
Mazel Tov à 21.

Par Albert Simeoni (Albert) le dimanche 13 octobre 2002 - 09h15:

Ah FERNAND, tu surveille en plus les dates des anniversaires citronnès?
Tu ne peux rien faire contre TAWFIK il vole....
BRAILLETOUT ....On a diminuè mon nom sur ADRA....
C'est doit etre l'âge qui me rapetisse comme ça.
D'ALBERT SIMEONI je suis devenu ALBERT bIS tout court.Demain sans bis surement..