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• Mohamed Charfi becomes the new justice minister.
• Mohamed Charfi, who supervised the changes as minister of education, was vilified for his efforts.
• In a statement, the president's office said those dismissed included Justice Minister Mohamed Charfi.
• In September 2013, Tayeb Louh was appointed justice minister, replacing Mohamed Charfi in the post.
• The six ministers dismissed included Justice Minister Mohamed Charfi, the president's office said in a statement.
• In a statement, the president's office said the six Cabinet ministers dismissed included the top justice official, Mohamed Charfi.
• Mohamed Charfi, a former education minister and now an opposition figure, described the proposed changes as a " smoke screen ."
• Establishing a parallel with Mustafa Kemal Atat黵k, Mohamed Charfi advocated that Bourguiba wanted to reform society " within Islam " and not against it.
• The issue is not the misunderstandings between non-Muslims and Muslims, according to Charfi, but failures within the Islamic world to take on the fundamentalists.
• "' Mohamed Charfi "'( 11 October 1936 in Sfax & ndash; 8 June 2008 ) was a well-known academic and politician.
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• On the other hand, Charfi opposed this idea, stating that the undeniable break carried out by Bourguiba occurred more with traditional society than with Islam, as such.
• Charfi expressed concern for one of the proposals to innovate the constitution, the stipulation that " defense of the country is a sacred duty for each citizen ."
• As for former minister Mohamed Charfi, subsequent transformations of the Tunisian society brought by the action of Bourguiba are numerous : urbanization, education, transition to another family model and women's liberation.
• According to Mohamed Charfi, a former minister of education in Tunisia, " Saudi Arabia . . . has also been one of the main supporters of Islamic fundamentalism because of its financing of schools following the . . . Wahhabi doctrine.
• He composed for the Tunisians, Mustapha Kamel and Raouf Charfi and for the first female Tunisian singer Oulaya interpreting, " El Hayou Djaza飏 " and " Ya Djaza飏 y a Djamhour颽 ", during the Algerian Provisional Government.
• "We have the will and the conviction ourselves to support democratization, " said Mohamed Charfi, a Tunisian human rights activist who has been condemned by both Islamic fundamentalists and Tunisia's secular government during his long career as an advocate for democracy.
• As for Mohamed Charfi, " It is a society crisis ", he said on January 27 . " Social changes were not accompanied by political changes [ . . . ] thus, the breakdown between permanent social changes and political frost is the origin of the regime crisis ".