الموقف البريطاني من الإجراءات الفرنسية بشأن الصحة العامة في تونس سنة 1889

Abstract EN

The public health measures taken by the French protection authorities after the occupation of Tunisia had British reactions completely different from those of other foreign communities and consulates.

In 1888, France issued its new health regulations, and with the implementation practices in 1889, some issues problems emerged that raised the British community against it.

in this context, the study sought to monitor these French measures and reactions around them, by dividing them into six main parts : the first part : the health conditions of Tunisia at the beginning of the French Occupation.

The Second part : the decree of Food fraud and the French public health measures in Tunisia.

the third part : responses the British action on the French procedures and the establishment of the public health committee.

the fourth part : the escalation of the British consulate in Tunisia against the application of health measures to its nationals.

the fifth part : the British policy of appeasement against the French health measures.

the sixth part : the British position on the health tax and sewage tariffs.