World Social Forum Tunis, Day 1 (opening demonstration) Published on March 28, 2013January 2, 2019 by fsh5 World Social Forum 2013, opening march on 26 March, Tunis, Rue Habib Bourghiba, Photo by Frances Hasso Opening march, WSF, Tunis; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso World Social Forum 2013, opening gathering, 26 March; photo by Frances Hasso Anti-war movement from Japan; 26 March 2013, Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso Tunis, 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Many Tunisians marked the murder of leftist Shukri Beleid and called for justice, Tunis; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Justice for Beleid/against violence; 26 March 2013; World Social Forum Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso Tunisian opposition forces were widely present at WSF; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Tunisian opposition forces; 26 March 2013, Tunis, photo by Frances Hasso World Social Forum, Tunis opening march in Tunis; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Activist Tunisian ocean fisherman calling for rights and their livelihood; 26 March 2013, WSF 2013, photo by Frances Hasso 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso No to military tribunals, Tunis; WSF 2013; 26 March; photo by Frances Hasso Tunisian protesters, 26 March 2013, WSF; photo by Frances Hasso Feminist presences at WSF 2013; World March of Women; Opening manifestion, WSF 2013; photo by Frances Hasso feminist presences at WSF 2013, feminists in solidarity; photo by Frances Hasso Feminists at the opening ma; 26 March 2013, photo by Frances Hasso Verbal confrontations between opposition and ennahdha forces; WSF 2013, opening march, Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso WSF opening march/manifestion; Rue Habib Bourghiba; 26 March 2013, Tunis, photo by Frances Hasso Still gathering for WSF opening march; 26 March 2013, photo by Frances Hasso WSF gathering before opening 3-hour march; 26 March 2013, Tunis, photo by Frances Hasso WSF opening march, front line of volunteer forces, mostly Tunisian young people; photo by Frances Hasso Forum Social Africain, WSF 2013, Tunis; “No to land grabs, yes to food sovereignty;” 26 March 2013, photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013; Social Forum Africain; 26 March 2013, photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013, Oumeima Ksila and Frances H.; 26 March 2013; Hasso camera, Ksila works with ATIDE (election monitoring organization in Tunisia) UGTT of Tunis, “rights and dignity,” WSF 2013; Opening march; photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013, UGTT; 26 March 2013, Tunis, photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013, he’s carrying lots of banal signs; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Mothers of Tunisian disappeared in Italian camps and prisons; WSF 2013; 26 March 2013; Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso Tunisian opposition on the front line of WSF march; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Tunisian opposition in verbal confrontation with government forces, WSF 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Tunisian opposition, “a constitution that protects rights and liberties”; 26 March 2013, photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013, calling for a constitution befitting the Tunisian revolution, “for dignity and freedom”; 26 March 2013, photo by Frances Hasso WSF opening day signs; World Trade Organization harkens to the 1999 “battle in Seattle”; 26 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso Codepink, WSF 2013, Medea Benjamin on right; Freedom for Gaza, WSF 2013, photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013, Western Sahara liberation movement; 26 March opening demonstration, Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013; “ethical capitalism? no, capitalism destroys ethics;” 26 March; photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013: “work, freedom, national dignity (or dignity, nationalism);” Unemployed diploma holders, Tunisia; 26 March; photo by Frances Hasso For freedom of movement and travel; WSF 2013; 26 March; Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso WSF 2013, justice for Beleid, murdered leftist and union activist; “freedom and social justice”; 26 March; photo by Frances Hasso new Tunisian friend, Dalila, WSF 2013; 26 March; Photo by Rifqa Rifqa and Dalila; 26 March 2013, Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso Movement of “Basic income for all;” World Social Forum 2013, photo by Frances Hasso Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
Thank you to the Freedom Cafe, Shari` Brasil, for allowing me to “occupy” their space to use wifi! Reply
Great photos, Frances! Thanks for posting them. You look so happy in some of them, I hope this trip is fulfilling and productive and you make lots of connections. Reply
Thanks, Kelly. I found another cafe tonight that is providing me with tea with pine nuts and use of wifi. Thank you Cafe de The Roma! Reply
Frances S. Hasso 
Thank you to the Freedom Cafe, Shari` Brasil, for allowing me to “occupy” their space to use wifi!
Great photos, Frances! Thanks for posting them. You look so happy in some of them, I hope this trip is fulfilling and productive and you make lots of connections.
Thanks, Kelly. I found another cafe tonight that is providing me with tea with pine nuts and use of wifi. Thank you Cafe de The Roma!