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Tunisian police have clashed with protesters in rare unrest in the capital city of Tunis, as well as in the southern town of Jebiniana, over recent deaths linked to the police.
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police → clash → police
Police forces fired tear gas on Thursday to disperse protesters in Ettadhamen, a suburb of the capital, following the death of a man detained on suspicion of drug dealing.
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forces → fire → dealing
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3Tunisia → rally → posts
The man’s family said he died as a result of abuse by police officers after his arrest, calling for the circumstances of his death to be clarified and those responsible to be held accountable.
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those → say → death
Local media, however, reported that he died after swallowing drugs.
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he → report → drugs
Protesters blocked roads, burned tyres and threw stones at police.
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Protesters → block → police
Security forces responded by firing tear gas while seeking to secure a National Guard station in the area, the Reuters news agency reported.
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agency → respond → area
In Jebiniana, in Sfax governorate, police clashed with protesters following the death of a man whose relatives said he had died while being chased by security forces.
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he → clash → forces
Tunisian media reported that protesters set a vehicle ablaze and burned tyres, while police used tear gas against the protesters.
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police → report → protesters
Students in the coastal city of Sfax protested another civilian death, this time blaming ambulance services for the death of a female student who suffered a cardiac problem.
Her colleagues said ambulance personnel took too long to arrive, citing a lack of medical facilities, and called for a strike at Sfax University’s faculties on Friday.
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personnel → protest → Friday
The flare-ups on Thursday coincide with a deepening economic, social and political crisis in Tunisia, heightening fears of a wider wave of violent protests as anger grows over deteriorating living conditions and poor public services.
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anger → coincide → conditions
Thousands of Tunisians joined the largest protest against President Kais Saied in years in the capital on Saturday, accusing him of undermining democracy and mishandling the economy in a growing challenge to his rule.
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Thousands → join → rule
A Tunisian military court on Wednesday sentenced opposition politician Olfa Hamdi to four years in prison on charges of plotting against state security and inciting the military to disobey orders, the latest move against opponents of Saied.
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court → sentence → Saied
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