Since the beginning of Tunisia’s revolution last year, more than 24000 Tunisians have flooded into Italy looking for better economic conditions. Most arrive by boat at the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa, where many are then granted short term permits to work in Italy. But finding jobs once they arrive can often be a struggle. Al Jazeera’s Casey Kauffman reports from Rome.

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by the old regime who seem to be very good at saying that they are good people with no blood on their hands. Yet, they refuse to prove that they are good people by standing down to give you the genuine confidence that you deserve – confidence that the old regime is truly gone, and that you are safe. The fact that they don’t care about your security – and your legitimate fear after all that was done to you – is why they must go. These people – without any sense of irony – have the audacity to ask the truly brave Tunisian citizen Slim Amamou “where is your tie?” rather than “has there been any progress in bringing the people who abused your human rights to justice yet, and is there anything I can do to expedite the process?”. This shows their complete disrespect for human dignity. Added to the contempt they clearly have for the intelligence of the Tunisian people if they seriously believe that simply resigning (in name) from a dictator’s party is a sufficient action at this crucial moment in Tunisia’s history. You are on the streets right now saying this. We are in cyberspace echoing your thoughts. From the safety of our computers, we can only be with you in spirit, not body, but believe me when I say that Anons the world over had our hearts in our mouths as we watched to see if you could pull this miracle off and whether you will be able to cement the victory. Anonymous recognizes that all people in the world are equally deserving of the freedoms we demand every day for …

Our Website: www.anonyops.com Our Twitter twitter.com Our Facebook: www.facebook.com Greetings from Anonymous, On December 17th, we invite every Occupy protester, Anon, and Citizen to march in a day of solidarity and remembrance. December 17 will mark the anniversary of many historic events: three months since the beginning of the Occupy movement; the one-year anniversary of the death of Mohamed Bouazizi, the Tunisian man whose self-immolation initiated the first of protests which became the Tunisian Revolution, and eventually cascaded into the Arab Spring; and 24 years since the birth of Bradley Manning, the army private accused of leaking classified information to Wikileaks. Manning’s first hearing is scheduled for Dec 16, 586 days after his arrest, where he will face a military panel who will decide if he will go to trial. Bradley Manning’s alleged transfer of sensitive information to Wikileaks allowed the organization to release diplomatic cables confirming suspected corruption at high levels of the Tunisian government. The outrage over the circumstances surrounding Mohamed Bouazizi’s death was intensified after these revelations, and small protests quickly turned into an uprising which toppled a long-standing regime. Tunisia is now recognized as the inspiration for the Arab Spring; uprisings such as those which shook Egypt’s Mubarak from power, and ended both Gaddafi’s regime and life. The passion expressed by those in the Arab world inspired many activists in the …

Democratic elections should revive an economy brought to its knees by the revolution that swept from power the oligarchal regime of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the head of the Tunisian central bank tells AFP. Duration: 00:41.

A solidarity piece for the people of Tunisia, Egypt, across North Africa and the world. A MESSAGE OF SOLIDARITY FROM PEOPLE IN THE USA Congratulations on the birth of your revolution. Your struggle is an inspiration to all people resisting oppression! As you continue to defend your neighborhoods from government violence, we are rising against the systems that exploit for profit and power. You won your independence! You remind us that only we can keep ourselves free. Applying the solidarity and strength that can be found in the streets! We love and support you in your courageous battle that continues! Freedom for Tunisia! Freedom for Egypt! Freedom for free people! رسالة تضامن مع الشعب التونسي من الشعب الأمريكي . مبارك، مبارك لكم ولادة ثورتكم . نضالكم إلهام لكل الشعوب في مواجهة القمع. في ظل دفاعكم و مواجهتكم لغطرسة الدولة ،نحاول نحن النفور في وجه النظام المالي الفاجر. لقد كسبتم استقلالكم . عززتم فكرة أن لا يحررنا إلا أنفسنا. من خلال تضامننا و قوتنا في شوارعنا. كل حبنا ودعمنا لكم ولثورتكم الباسلة المستمرة. الحرية لتونس. الحرية للجزائر. الحرية لاحرار. Un message de solidarité Des gens de la-Unis retournent Félicitations pour l’ naissance de votre révolution. Votre combat est une source d’inspiration à toutes les personnes résistance à l’oppression! Comme vous continuez à défendre votre quartiers de la violence du gouvernement, Nous nous élevons contre les systèmes qui exploitent pour le profit et le pouvoir. Vous avez gagné votre indépendance! Vous nous rappelez que nous ne …

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FREEDOM FOR EGYPT!!! FREEDOM FOR TUNISIA!!! FREEDOM FOR THE MIDDLE EAST!!! FREEDOM FOR THE WORLD!!! REVOLUTION 2011 DO YOUR PART – POST VIDEOS! MARCH! SPEAK TRUTH! PRAY! DO SOMETHING! WORLDWIDE REVOLUTION 2011!!!. Egypt Egyptian Protests Street Demonstrations Tunisian Uprising Mobilize…

Best Moments during the tunisia revolution thanks to god and our army we live now in security and we catched the killers and criminal of zine abidine ben ali (clochard)