Slightly belated for #WomenInScienceDay, a reminder that the estimated percentage of female researchers in #Tunisia 🇹🇳 (55.4%) is not just the highest in Africa, but higher than in Germany 🇩🇪 (28%) and France 🇫🇷 (27%) *combined*.
Data: UIS https://t.co/p5dSUApnh8
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1⃣ Wear a mask 😷
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4⃣ Cough/sneeze away into your elbow 💪
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@ylenews In 2007, I returned to Finland with my Masters degree from abroad & had to retake 8 exams in Finnish law for my degree to be recognised & to use the title Master of Laws in Finland & to work. I returned to live and work abroad, where my foreign experience is appreciated.
Delaying school start times by 1hr = 1) more sleep, 2) better attendance, and 3) superior academic performance. Conclusion: "A delay in school start time should be seriously considered to improve sleep and academic achievements of students." Quite. https://t.co/9ShdYw7MJc
@alexstubb Hah, totally empathise with you! I've been suffering from cold indoors in Tunisia and people think it's weird, because I should love the cold as a Finn. Cold weather is fine as long as it remains outdoors. Hang in there!
@LibyaLiberty Finland 1906 and Tunisia 1957. These arguments as to why women shouldn't vote...it's just shocking. What sort of sub-species were we held to be?
@harpers_da I'm surprised to see I appear to be in the minority here...I'd find it funny. But I guess it's obvious to you now that it really depends on who is on the receiving end of that smack to know whether it was wrong or not.
The man whose voice filled HB avenue on Jan 14, 2011, telling Tunisians that Ben Ali has fled and that they can breathe freedom, was assaulted today by tens of cops near Septième police station.
Photo credit of Abdnaceur Laaouini assault: @YassineGaidi
#Tunisia: thousands of protesters were able to access the symbolic Avenue Habib Bourguiba at national march held on 8th anniversary of Chokri Belaïd's assassination, chanting "No fear, no terror, the street belongs to the people," and calling for overthrow of the regime. #TAP_En