英語 での Ben ali の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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But also, Ben Ali, Tunisian president, didn't follow the second rule.
Under the authoritarian rule of Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, Tunisia's Islamists found themselves subjected to widespread political repression.
He started crying, so Ben Ali climbed up the steps to the plane to console him.
Leila had told Ben Ali that she was pregnant by him with a boy, although she later had a girl.
Just like the demonstrators in Tunisia got rid of Zine al-Abedine Ben Ali.
While President Ben Ali deserves credit for continuing many of the progressive policies of President Bourguiba, he and his regime have lost touch with the Tunisian people.
I then learned that a neighbouring town Sejnan had experienced a surge of radicalization post the Tunisian revolution in 2011 that ousted the dictator Ben Ali. A higher than average percentage of men from Sejnan had gone to Syria.
In a statement issued by his lawyers earlier on Monday, Ben Ali denied all the charges against him, saying that he was the victim of a political plot.
By January 13, Ben Ali-- who had ruled Tunisia since 1987-- turned executive power over to his prime minister and fled the country.
Despite constant harassment and police surveillance by the Ben Ali government, Bensedrine gave countless interviews to international media to increase awareness of human rights violations in Tunisia.
While President Ben Ali deserved credit for continuing many of the progressive policies of President Bourguiba, he and his regime had lost touch with the Tunisian people.
Since the fall of longtime dictator Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in January, Ennahdha has sought contact with the West, vowed to respect women's rights and promised not to impose religious law if it comes to power in elections.
Amine's long testimony paints the picture of a prison system that is in no way better than that of Ben Ali, the dictator overthrown in the Arab Spring five years ago.
I would still confront the Ben Ali regime head-on for its political use of religion, and hold him accountable for the deceit concealing the everyday lives of the Tunisian people.
The first post I made when Ben Ali was ousted by Tunisians was“the African club of dictators has lost a member and they will be doing some rethinking.”.
Both Hosni Mubarak and Ben Ali stayed in power because their governments obeyed and effectively enforced the diktats of the IMF.
The tidal wave of this“no future” generation recently struck Tunisia and Egypt, resulting in a gigantic social revolt which toppled Ben Ali and Mubarak.
The riots that followed, led by the angry working-class youths of the area, brought down President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali and incited the revolts of the Arab Spring.
By 2011, the revolts- protesting widespread unemployment among youth, corrupt officials, poverty, and human rights- had overthrown the longtime regime of Ben Ali.