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Youth and children:

« Al-Jil Al-Jadid » , a children and teenagers' magazine published by Dar Al-Jil Al-Jadid.
« Aladin », a children's magazine published by the «Orbis» company.
« Irfen » , a children's magazine published by «Dar El Jil El Jadid» .
« Kaous qouzah », a children's magazine published by the «Carthage» printing company.

Women:

«Al-Mara», a magazine published by the National Union of Tunisian Women.
«Echos des Mères», a magazine published by the Tunisian Mothers' Association.
«Nuance magazine», an independent monthly magazine

Justice:

«Affaires judiciaires», a magazine published by the Association of Tunisian Judges.
«La Vie Parlementaire», a magazine published by the Chamber of Deputies.
«Magistrature et Législation», a magazine published by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights.

Regional Press

By regional press is meant the local press published in the various regions of the country. Regional press in Tunisia is diverse. It includes private and public print and audiovisual media. This particular type of media receives public assistance in such matters as printing and newspaper publishing.

Partial list of regional media

Regional print media

« Chams Al-Janoub ». Its first issue was published in January 1975. Though originally geared towards readers in the Sfax region, this newspaper eventually attracted an audience in most of the governorates of the South, and other regions.
« Le Canal », published in Bizerte (North East). Its first issue came out on Octobre 15, 1967. Despite its regional character, « Le Canal » has managed, thanks to its varied and rich content, and the use of modern printing techniques, to attract audiences in other regions, including the capital.
« Miraat Al-Wassat » launched 24 years ago in Sidi Bouzid, In addition to the regional content, this magazine includes poetry and arts criticism, reflecting the rich cultural life of the region.