Thousands of people joined a march to the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Sunday in response to an attack there 11 days ago in which 21 foreign tourists and one policeman were killed. French president, François Hollande joined Tunisian president, Beji Caid Essebsi and other politicians and dignitaries from the Middle East, Africa and Europe for a ceremony at the museum.
The march was organised by the Tunisian government to rally international support for the country and to raise the morale of Tunisians increasingly concerned by extremist violence in their country.
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