2014
DOI: 10.3917/herm.069.0169
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Femen, l'émancipation par les seins nus ?

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“…This affair followed the publication on Facebook of a bare-chested photo of the activist Amina Sboui, then designated as the first Tunisian Femen, a publication that led to reprisals. In the press, Tunisia is described as inherently sexist, as it unanimously condemns Amina Sboui on religious grounds (Dalibert and Quemener, 2014). Even Tunisian feminists, a priori ‘obvious’ allies of the Femen activist, are cited as condemning her act and presented as accomplices of the perpetrators (Table 1).…”
Section: Islam Presented As the Matrix Of Gender Relationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This affair followed the publication on Facebook of a bare-chested photo of the activist Amina Sboui, then designated as the first Tunisian Femen, a publication that led to reprisals. In the press, Tunisia is described as inherently sexist, as it unanimously condemns Amina Sboui on religious grounds (Dalibert and Quemener, 2014). Even Tunisian feminists, a priori ‘obvious’ allies of the Femen activist, are cited as condemning her act and presented as accomplices of the perpetrators (Table 1).…”
Section: Islam Presented As the Matrix Of Gender Relationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When white French and Western European women are interviewed, they are presented as spokespersons for the issues experienced by racialised women. During the media coverage of the Amina affair, for example, three French and German Femen activists testified several times in the press about the living conditions of Tunisian female prisoners (Dalibert and Quemener, 2014). Before the media coverage of #metoo, white women are thus presented as allies of the victims and as not being concerned by gender relations (Table 1).…”
Section: The Respectability Of White (Upper)-middle-class Feminismmentioning
confidence: 99%