Hundreds of supporters of the opposition took to the streets in the Tunisian capital city of Tunis on Sunday (March 5) to protest against President Kais Saied, defying the official ban placed last week.

Tunisian opposition defies protest ban, hundreds demonstrate against president

Massive process gripped Tunisia on Saturday, organised by the country's most powerful union against the President, describing the regime as creeping dictatorship. The union has been at loggerheads, the President for months carrying national flags.

Tunisia: Massive protests against President, labour body holds show of strength

Tunisians are showing little inclination towards the Parliamentary elections that was held in the country on Saturday. This will tighten President Ke Seed's grip on power.

Tunisia Polls: 8.8% voters cast ballots in election; Opposition parties boycott polls

Hundreds of Tunisians are protesting in the capital city of Tunisia where protesters marched against President Kais Saied. These protests come a week before elections for a new Parliament.

Tunisians protest ahead of polls; Opposition parties hold protest

Tunisians protest against President; protesters denounce 'coup'

In Pics | Hundreds of Tunisians protest against President Kais Saied

'Coup d'etat': Tunisians protest against President Saied

Several hundred protesters marched through Tunisia on Saturday to demand a return of democracy. They protested against the President and demanded the return of the suspended parliament.

Hundreds of protesters march through Tunisia demanding return of suspended parliament

Several hundred protesters marched through central Tunis to demand a return to parliamentary democracy after a July power grab by President Kais Saied.

Protesters march on the streets of Tunisia over president’s seizure of powers

Tunisia: Police used tear gas to disperse some demonstrators throwing projectiles at officers and made several arrests. Clashes also took place in several other towns, notably in Nabeul, Sousse, Kairouan, Sfax and Tozeur.

What is happening in Tunisia?

The sacking of Tunisia's leaders by President Kais Saied is the latest step along a bumpy road to democracy since 2010. Watch the Timeline of Tunisia through a decade of struggling democracy.

Timeline of Tunisia's democracy since 2010

The President of Tunisia Kais Saied is at the centre of the country's biggest crisis. The president has taken over the control of the country after suspending PM & parliament. How did a law professor become Tunisia's most powerful man?

Tunisia's President at centre of turmoil

Tunisia's President dismissed the government and froze the parliament on Sunday, prompting massive protests. President Kais Saied said he would assume executive authority with the assistance of a new prime minister.

Tunisia's President dismisses government, freezes parliament prompting protests

Thousands of Tunisians flocked to streets of Tunis on Friday and Saturday to protest against police brutality. The protests on Friday coincided with death anniversary of a prominent leftist leader Chokri Belaid who died in 2013.

Tunisia: Protesters clash with police on activist's death anniversary

According to human rights and other non-government groups, Tunisian security forces have arrested at least 1,000 people during six nights of protests.

1000 people arrested as protesters clashed with Police in Tunisia