from their homes. the african union has urged tunisia to avoid racialised hate speech . president saied denies that his views were racist. the comments also triggered widespread protests this week. let s discuss this further with the bbc s africa editor will ross. lovely to see you in the studio here. let s start off at those protests. what more can you tell us about those? the protests. what more can you tell us about those? about those? the protests taking lace are about those? the protests taking place are against about those? the protests taking place are against the about those? the protests taking place are against the measures l about those? the protests taking i place are against the measures that the president has taken in recent weeks, including locking up of opposition people, media personalities and really clampdown on freedom of speech, and many of the placards at these protests were really describing it as a police state and saying enough is enough, we have had enou
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