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Souid Opens Lingo of Lawmaking in New Tunisia
By Hajer Naili
WeNews correspondent
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Karima Souid, a foreign-born deputy in Tunisia's constituent assembly, has broadened the language of lawmaking to include dialectical Arabic, the common tongue. The first of three profiles of women playing active roles in post-revolutionary Tunisia.
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