![epa08601103 A student supporter of the Free Destour Party (PDL) attends a party to celebrate National Women's Day in Tunis, Tunisia, 13 August 2020. Tunisia celebrates on 13 August the National Women's Day which coincides with the 63rd anniversary of the Promulgation of the Personal Status Code which marks the break with archaic practices devaluing Tunisian women. Tunisian women celebrates Women's Day twice a year, 08 March, International Women's Rights Day, and 13 August, anniversary of the Personal Status Code. EPA/MOHAMED MESSARA](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/7W6MQAHOIVEJ3IHV4AWPML5LU4.jpg?smart=true&auth=6f88d37539992a5b9d76706c39bf5b564837cf7e4f61c605a3177163bf5ec96a&width=400&height=225)
Job prospects in Tunisia are even more grim for recent graduates than they are for those without higher education. EPA
Job prospects in Tunisia are even more grim for recent graduates than they are for those without higher education. EPA
Where has Tunisia's 'renaissance' gone?
Popular uprisings a decade ago promised effective government and economic empowerment, but have delivered neither