Tunisia Bans Upcoming Opposition Protest DeutscheWelle: Tunisia
He has variously accused the detainees of terrorism, plotting against the state and causing recent food shortages.
Ennahda -- the main group within the NSF's former member of governing coalitions -- said the arrests were designed to"terrorize the opposition."Trade union federation plans separate protest
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