L'apparition du Covid-19 a chamboulé la vie de nombreuses personnes, notamment d’un point de vue professionnel.
Comment les Tunisien.nes n’ayant pas le privilège de travailler à distance ont affronté cette crise ? Quelle est leur situation aujourd’hui ?
inkyfada est allée à la rencontre de sept professionnel·les issu·es de différentes régions de la Tunisie : ils et elles reviennent sur les trois dernières années et racontent l’impact ainsi que les séquelles du Covid-19 sur leurs vies.
فيروس يجتاح العالم ويقلب حيوات الكثيرين رأسا على عقب. كيف واجه التونسيون والتونسيات من الذين لم يسعفهم الحظ للعمل عن بعد هذه الأزمة ؟ وأين هم منها اليوم ؟
حاورت إنكفاضة سبعة مهنيين ومهنيات من مختلف مناطق البلاد وأصغت لرواياتهم عن السنوات الثلاث الماضية.
67481 ![]() | EPISODE 2Corona vs Flowers | Emna Belakhel, interior designer by trade, has been a florist in Manouba for 20 years when she is not on the job. | |
![]() | EPISODE 1Corona vs Coffee shops | There are approximately thirty coffee shops in the city of Teboursouk, located in the Governorate of Beja.Kamel Oueslati, a local resident and manager of a coffee shop owned by his family since 1985, describes the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on his work and that of his family. | |
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