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* Gynecology department of Salah Azeiz
* The public hospitals provide free, anonymous abortion services. Typically, they offer medical abortion (surgical abortions are less common).<ref>[http://www.tunisia-live.net/2014/07/27/abortion-in-tunisia-a-shifting-landscape/ Abortion in Tunisia: A Shifting Landscape]</ref> If you're not a Tunisian citizen or if you're not covered by Tunisian insurance, you may need to pay a fee (but we're not sure).
* One local says: "Abortion providers are only in hospitals. And under the command of doctors. So, in every department, you can ask for it. When you have your meeting with your doctor. And I would recommend the one in Ariana (It is a public hospital Mahmoud Matri). There are clinics who do but it would be expensive. And the health ministry can't control the price because the private clinic and his owner (who generally not a doctor and would ask doctors to work for him) would put  higher the price of comfort of his place. For private clinics, there is clinic Ennasser in Ariana, which is nice. The best one in Tunisia the most known private clinic is Les Jasmins in centre urbain nird in Tunis." (March 2017)
  • Département de gynécologie de Salah Azeiz
  • Les hôpitaux publics proposent des avortement gratuits et anonymes. Habituellement, ils proposent des avortements par voie médicamenteuse (les avortements par voie chirurgicale sont moins courants).[1] Si vous n'êtes pas un citoyen tunisien, ou si vous n'êtes pas couvert par une assurance tunisienne, vous aurez peut-être à payer (mais nous n'en sommes pas certains).
  1. ↑ Abortion in Tunisia: A Shifting Landscape
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