Post: #1

I was watching this video and here are some observations I got from it.

-If some of these women were in the United States, I would actually believe they were Americans. They dress as americans. One girl does dress like upper class American women, and another dresses like a damaged american women(Hoop earrings are an indicator).

-Divorce laws were made in promotion of women's rights.

-Stronger relations with the family is more important for raising children.

Post: #2

Tunisia has long been heralded as distinctive in the Arab world. It is widely regarded as having one of the most liberal approaches to family law and women’s rights in the region. First promulgated in the aftermath of independence from colonial rule in 1956 and amended continually since, the Code of Personal Status, often regarded as a model of woman-friendly legislation in the region, has expanded women’s rights in family law as has no other body of legislation in the Arab World
women in Tunisia have enjoyed certain freedoms and rights that are often denied to women in neighboring countries, africa ,the arab world and all the middle east
such as access to higher education, the right to file for divorce, job opportunities, they dress how they want...
They work in all areas of business, as well as the Army, the Civil Aviation or Military and police and represent 72% of pharmacists, 42% of the medical profession, 27% of judges, 31% of lawyers and 40% of university instructors. In addition, between 10,000 and 15,000 of them are entrepreneurs

and in the arab world, in a muslim country, it creates a contradiction...