Tunisia: the mental strain
A therapeutic singing lesson in Tunis.
© Amira Souilem
By: Amira Souilem
Ten years after the euphoria that followed the fall of Ben Ali, Tunisia is still looking for itself.
While the dictatorial past is over but stability - both political and economic - struggles to impose itself, Tunisians suffer from what some psychoanalysts here call "trou-matism".
So how are the Tunisians doing ten years after the revolution?
How is their discomfort explained and how do doctors cope with the situation?
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"Tunisia: the mental strain", a great report by Amira Souilem. Director: Pauline Leduc.
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