Some young Tunisians are fuming. For the last two weeks, they’ve been organising protests across the country, clashing with the police at time.
And the unrest couldn’t have come at a more symbolic time. It’s now 10 years since Tunisia got rid of its long-serving President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
Many people feel their problems remain unaddressed from the lack of jobs to police repression.
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So will their voices be heard this time around by the country’s rulers?