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Thousands Protest in Tunisia: 'Enough Repression' Calls Rise

11/24/2025

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Thousands protested in Tunisia against President Kais Saied during a political and economic crisis.
Demonstrators dressed in black called Tunisia an 'open-air prison' and demanded closing a chemical plant.
They bore banners saying 'Enough repression' and chanted 'The people want the fall of the regime!'.
Amnesty International notes a crackdown under President Kais Saied, including arbitrary arrests and the suspension of 14 NGOs.

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Thousands protested in Tunisia against President Kais Saied during a political and economic crisis.
Demonstrators dressed in black called Tunisia an 'open-air prison' and demanded closing a chemical plant.
They bore banners saying 'Enough repression' and chanted 'The people want the fall of the regime!'.
Amnesty International notes a crackdown under President Kais Saied, including arbitrary arrests and the suspension of 14 NGOs.