Protest To Demand The Freedom Of Yassine Ayari - Tunis

Protest To Demand The Freedom Of Yassine Ayari - Tunis

Mother of Yassine Ayari is interview by the media while take part during a protest to demand the freedom of the people's Assembly deputy of the Tunisian parliament, Yassine Ayari, in front of the municipal theater. On September 11, 2021 in Tunis Tunisia. Photo by Hasan Mrad/Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

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