TUNISIA. Tunis. August 2017.
Asma Kaouech and a child from a poor family in the National Bardo Museum. Asma Kaouech’s childhood friend attacked the museum in 2015, having turned into a radical islamist. He and two other terrorists killed 21 people, mostly European tourists. It was a wake-up call for her. Now she takes children from poorer families to the site of the attack, the museum, to teach them the history of the country and also discuss what happened on that day in 2015. During such visits she always brings a psychologist who also works with the group.