Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Tunisia:

Sidi Bouzid Abandoned by Politicians and Embraced by Hizb ut Tahrir

Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Tunisia commemorated the eighth anniversary of the revolution that occurred in the city of Sidi Bouzid on 17 December 2010 despite the apparent absence of various political currents and despite the apparent determination to try to extinguish the light of revolution on this cherished anniversary and to replace it with a folklore festival for song and dance. However despite this Hizb ut Tahrir will never leave the people of Sidi Bouzid thus commemorating the anniversary alone, but as usual with the people and amongst them.

Despite the campaign of arbitrary arrests carried out by the security services towards the Shabab of Hizb ut Tahrir, included arrests of seventeen Shabab from different regions of Tunisia; Sfax, Sidi Bouzid, Tozeur, Nafta, Gabes and Medenine ...

Despite the obstruction of the establishment of the planned dialogue point, in which Hizb ut Tahrir gave notice to the authorities, despite all these obstacles, Hizb ut Tahrir /Wilayah Tunisia, held an oratorical festival speeches in the heart of the festival square with a banner bearing the slogan of its campaign and its titles: “Tunisia under Colonial Tutelage ... Salvation lies in Islam …. But who is better than Allah in Judgment”

A leaflet entitled The Political Class Betrayed the Trust (Amanah) and Placed Tunisia under Trusteeship there is No Salvation except with Islam” was distributed to the masses present. Then a mass rally marched through the streets of the city, where the slogans of the Khilafah, the campaign and the slogans of denouncing the arrest of the Shabab of the Da'wah were sent to their detention area. Despite security deliberately obstructing them, they continued and were received by a warm interaction from people. A delegation accompanied by a lawyer went to the place of detention, calling for the immediate release of the detained Shabab.

Delegate to the Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah Tunisia

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