Fatma Mseddi calls on the women of Sidi Bouzid to withdraw the agency from Abdul Al-Shar farmer

Deputy to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People Fatma Mseddi today called on women in Sidi Bouzid State to think seriously about withdrawing the agency from deputy Abdul Al-Satar al-Farri. The call came amid controversy over the latter's demand for a review of his personal status and second wife's pornography in parliament and on social media.

In a blog post she posted on her page, Ms. Masdi said that the Electoral Agency is not a white paper for women and men, stressing the need to respect the dignity of voters, their rights and the constitution the MP swore. She went on to say that the legislature cannot be turned into a platform to justify withdrawing from women's gains.

The deputy stated that she pledged to Sidi Bouzid's women to provide full legal support and assistance if they decide to exercise their right to hold their representative accountable and withdraw their trust in the available legal means. She stressed that women's dignity is not a bargaining chip and that their gains are irreversible in any legislative process.

Deputy Abdel-Satar al-Zari had stirred a wide wave of controversy after statements in which he demanded a review of the journal personal circumstances, where earlier the President of the Republic called for a popular referendum on the revision of the magazine and the issue of polygamy, which launched calls for an interview to answer him parliamentarily and publicly.