2023-03-17

TUNIS - When Tunisians initiated the Arab Spring in 2010, a challenging transition to democracy began. Nearly a decade later, Kais Saied, an independent candidate, came to power. He stealthily implements his political agenda, dissolving parliament, arresting the opposition and targeting the media and electoral commission. Many Tunisians speak of a true coup d'état.

In response, young people have gathered en masse to organise numerous protests across the country. Seeing the fledgling democracy fail, they dub themselves the wrong generation. During this turbulent period, nomadic travellers Eugenie D'Hooghe and Robbe Vandegehuchte travel to Tunisia in search of the ringleaders. But who are these young people? Can they turn the tide, or is Tunisia slipping back into autocracy?

Robbe Vandegehuchte

Robbe Vandegehuchte is a Belgian documentary producer and journalist.
Robbe Vandegehuchte

Eugenie D'Hooghe

Eugenie D'Hooghe (b. 1995) is a Middle East correspondent.
Eugenie D'Hooghe

Jeroen Van Rensbergen

Jeroen Van Rensbergen is a Belgian freelance cameraman and editor.
Jeroen Van Rensbergen
€5,500 allocated on 08/12/2022
ID
FPD/2022/1986

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