TA23 – Tunisian Revolution

from Talking Anthropology · host Thomas Lohninger

Topic of todays show is Tunisia and its ongoing revolution. The interview partner is an Tunisian human rights activist from the activist group Takriz. This show is somehow special because it was broadcasted live on the Signal show /dev/random and therefore _fish and gmc joined me as moderators. The interview was recorded on January the 20th 2011. Links: * Takriz Organisation * Takriz Twitter account * Takriz facebook page * the /dev/random show on Signal * Signal radio project of hackerspaces.org

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