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Tunisia issues four stamps for inclusive schooling and against bullying

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Tunisia issues four stamps for inclusive schooling and against bullying

Four Tunisian School for All stamps on illustrated first-day covers dated 5 October 2026.
Image: La Poste Tunisienne issue artwork, reproduced by Mosaique FM / TAP
Published21 Oct 2026Updated22 Oct 2026News date5 Oct 2026Event5 Oct 2026Country🌐 Tunisia
LocationTunisia

La Poste Tunisienne issued four stamps on 5 October 2026 under the theme “School for all”, focusing on the inclusion of children with special needs and the fight against school bullying. The release was reported that day by Mosaique FM from a Tunis Afrique Presse account.

The designs came from the Philakids initiative, organised with the education ministry and the ministry responsible for family, women, children and older people. The stamps became available through post offices and the postal operator’s online stamp service on the release date.

TunisiaEducationDisability inclusionAnti-bullyingPhilakids
Source: Mosaique FM / Tunis Afrique Presse · Read original source →