The Doustourna network is a social, citizen, democratic and decentralized interested in public affairs in their political, social, economic and culturelle.Le network was legally established on 26- 12- 2011. It was the result Mahdia Assize held on 22, 23 and 24 July 2011 during which a draft constitution was written citizen and participatory manner. Despite his young age, Doustourna network occupies an important place in Tunisian civil society. He participated directly and effectively to the dissemination of political awareness and legal culture in society through many manifestations. Note for example the opening of a national debate about the shortcomings and gaps in the provisional organization of public authorities and within the Constituent Assembly Regulations, the sit-in Bardo in December 2011, and the International Day of woman March 8, celebrated in the company of textile workers to Soukra, Ben Arous, Monastir and Hammamet. The network has also participated in a donation campaign that lasted twenty days, to help the victims of the cold wave that hit the northwestern Doustourna country.The network played an important role in the organization a great popular demonstration on Bourguiba Avenue on the occasion of 20 March, independence Day, to demand a civil and democratic state and respect for freedoms. The various network cells, located throughout the country, continue to organize discussions and weekly roundtables around the constitution and citizenship concepts of individual and public freedoms. Doustourna the network is experiencing significant growth and is working tirelessly with the various components of civil society, to establish the principles of democracy, human rights and citizenship and the culture of freedom and justice.