article_snippet: Tunis, Tunisia (CNN)Thousands of demonstrators marched in Tunisia's capital Sunday, protesting against terrorism less than two weeks after gunmen attacked a museum and killed more than 20 people there.
article_snippet: We came to express We support and to fight this danger that's threatening We society and We stability," said Rafik Abdessalem, Tunisia's former foreign minister, who was among the crowd.
article_snippet: Fortunately, all Tunisians are united here today.
article_snippet: We will be able to defeat terrorism, which is threatening Tunisia and all the neighboring countries.
article_snippet: As a heavy police presence stood guard, Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi marched alongside dignitaries and world leaders, including French President Francois Hollande and Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who led the crowd to the steps of the Bardo Museum.
article_snippet: Protesters held banners that said "We are not afraid" and "Je suis Bardo" as Protesters chanted "Tunisia is free, and out with terrorism."
article_snippet: Arab Spring aftermath: Revolutions give way to violence, more unrest .
highlights_snippet: Thousands march in a protest against terrorism in Tunisia's capital .
  
highlights_snippet: Demonstrators hold signs that say "Demonstrators are not afraid" and "Je suis Bardo"
  Tunisia's Prime Minister says a suspect in the Bardo museum attack was killed in a raid .