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African foreign students in Tunisia fearful after racist violence

TUNIS Thousands of Sub-Saharan African students in Tunisia are still fearful after a surge of racist attacks following comments by President Kais Saied against illegal immigration, and are seeking concrete steps to protect them.The violence erupted after Saied blamed “hordes of illegal migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa” for most crime in Tunisia and alleged there was a

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African migrants seek to escape attacks in Tunisia

Tunisia has witnessed a wave of anger towards migrants following President Kais Saied s statements on 21 February, in which he denounced the arrival of hordes of illegal migrants to the country f.

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African students in Tunisia demand action following surge of racist attacks

The unrest comes after Tunisian President Kais Said said Africans were trying to “change the demographic makeup” of the country

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African foreign students in Tunisia demand measures against racism

The organisation that represents Sub-Saharan students in Tunisia denounced over 400 arrests and demands new policies from the government

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African Foreign Students In Tunisia Fearful After Racist Violence

Thousands of sub-Saharan African students in Tunisia are still fearful after a surge of racist attacks following comments by President Kais Saied against illegal immigration, and are seeking concrete steps to protect them.The violence erupted after Saied blamed hordes of illegal migrants from sub-S ..

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