Basma Khalfaoui (Arabic: بسمة خلفاوي; born 20 August 1970 in El Kef),[1][2] is a Tunisian lawyer, political activist and long-time advocate for the women's movement who rose to national prominence following the assassination of her husband Chokri Belaid in 2013.[3]
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