Turkey, Egypt, and Tunisia are very different countries, but one thing that they share are Islamist governments (at least until recently in Egypt’s case). To varying degrees, these governments have undermined their democratic credentials by failing to protect civil and human rights and employing heavy-handed tactics against their opponents.
土耳其、埃及和突尼斯是非常不同的国家，但有一点是相同的，他们都有伊斯兰政府（至少在埃及最新事件之前是如此）。这些政府或多或少拖累了它们的民主性质——不能保护公民权和人权，对示威者采取强硬措施。尽管伊斯兰领导者一再做出保证，但并没有表现出对除选票箱之外的民主的兴趣。