Emancipation of Tunisian women
Michel Reference
TN 510
Stanley Reference
TN 473
Yvert Reference
TN 465
Themes
Events
Description
This stamp celebrates the Personal Status Code (CSP), promulgated on August 13, 1956 under the leadership of Habib Bourguiba, shortly after the independence of Tunisia.
This revolutionary piece of legislation marked a turning point in the Arab world by granting women fundamental rights, including:
The abolition of polygamy.
The establishment of judicial divorce (putting an end to unilateral repudiation).
The requirement of mutual consent for marriage.
It is considered one of the pillars of Tunisian modernity, placing the country at the forefront of women's rights in the region.
This revolutionary piece of legislation marked a turning point in the Arab world by granting women fundamental rights, including:
The abolition of polygamy.
The establishment of judicial divorce (putting an end to unilateral repudiation).
The requirement of mutual consent for marriage.
It is considered one of the pillars of Tunisian modernity, placing the country at the forefront of women's rights in the region.
Size
22x36 mm
Colors
bleu vert
Designer
Hatem El Mekki
Printers
Roger Fenneteaux
Perforation
13
Print
Taille-douce
Face Value
20,00 DT
Mint Value
—
Used Value
—
Print Run
1 000 000 exemplaires
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