Women’s Day in Tunisia is observed annually on August 13, commemorating the promulgation of the Code of Personal Status in 1956. This public holiday celebrates the advancements made for women’s rights in Tunisian society, as the Code abolished polygamy, established judicial procedures for divorce, and mandated mutual consent for marriage. It also granted women the ability to represent their children in legal matters and transfer nationality and patrimony to their children, reflecting significant progress in gender equality. The anniversary of the Code’s enactment is recognized at a national level, highlighting its importance in shaping the status and rights of women in Tunisia.