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How police fines trap Black and Arab youths in debt in France

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By Amine Snoussi, Basma El Atti Verified, Sania Mahyou
| The New Arab Verified
French police are accused of disproportionately targeting Black and Arab youths with minor public order fines that can escalate into crippling debts [Getty] French police are using minor public order fines as a tool of racial discrimination against Black and Arab youths in working-class neighbourhoods, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch and two French advocacy groups.
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KIZKURRAK TUNISIAN, KATEAK HAUSTEKO

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By Sania Mahyou
| Naiz Verified
Emakume kizkurdun bat, Tunisiako ile-apaindegi batean. (Fethi BELAID | AFP) Mouna Jebalik urte luzez erabili zuen lisagailua, Tunisian nagusi ziren edertasun kanonei jarraituz. Txikitatik erakutsi zioten ile kizkurra ez zela «txukuna». Orain, ordea, «kizkurren iraultzarekin» bat egin du, gero eta emakume gehiagok hautatzen duten joerarekin. «Nire semeak ile kizkurra du eta hari esker nik ere onartu dut neure burua», azaldu dio AFPri.
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La "revolución de los rizos" desafía los estereotipos de belleza en Túnez

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By Sania Mahyou
| Vida Estilo Yahoo
Una clienta en un salón de belleza en Túnez, el 28 de julio de 2025 (FETHI BELAID) FETHI BELAID/AFP/AFP Mouna Jebali siempre se alisó el cabello con una plancha, siguiendo los cánones de belleza en Túnez, pero ahora se sumó a la "revolución de los rizos", una tendencia que busca cambiar los estereotipos promoviendo el retorno a las cabelleras naturales.
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