Videos

Two Prominent Tunisian Progressive Intellectuals Attacked by Muslims Extremists
February 1, 2012:
Two prominent Tunisian left-wing thinkers were attacked where Nessma TV's Nabil Karoui was to be judged for his controversial airing of Persepolis.
Tunisia: The Arab Spring's success story?
January 24, 2012:
A diverse group of Tunisians - secularists, Islamists, politicians, and recent graduates - discuss the most pressing issues in the democratic transition.
Religion and Democratization in the Context of the Arab Spring
December 15, 2011:
A symposium presented by Islam in the West and the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University, November 10, 2011.
Salafists Occupy the University of la Manouba, Demanding Right for Students to Wear Niqab
December 5, 2011:
A group of Tunisian religious conservatives occupied the University of la Manouba to protest the prohibition of the niqab, interrupting the exam period.
Tunisian TV Head In Front of Tribunal for 'Affront to Sacred Values'
November 30, 2011:
Nabil Karoui, head of ‘Nessma TV,’ appears at court for his channel's controversial broadcast of the film Persepolis, in which an image of God is shown.