In rural Tunisia, inheritance reform offers women rare boost Tunisian farmer Latifa Bouslimi works in a pea field in Tunisia's northwestern province of Jendouba, about 185 kilometres west of the capital Tunis, inherited from her father. Like most of the Muslim world, Tunisia's inheritance laws mean men get double what women receive, in accordance with the Koran, but a law that will soon be discussed in committee before being submitted to parliament proposes that men and women inherit equal shares, with few exceptions, unleashing passionate debate and re-opening divisions on the place of religion in Tunisian society, all against a tense pre-election backdrop. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES