In the wake of the deadly museum siege in the Tunisian capital, many residents turned out in support of the police and against the attackers.<br /><br /> With banners reading ‘No to terrorism’ the demo sprung up soon after the standoff.<br /><br /> #Tunisia: Massive protests against the #BardoAttack taking place in downtown Tunis now | pic via noussa_tunisie pic.twitter.com/K4XP5ASnMG— Revolution News (NewsRevo) March 18, 2015<br /><br /> One of the tourists who was at the museum said, “It was a difficult experience,” but shed added, “I love Tunisia. I come very often to Hammamet. I thank the soldiers for protecting us.”<br /><br /> In France protests were held in Paris also denouncing terrorism.<br /><br /> France: Photos of a rally in support of victims in Tunisia’s #BardoAttack on place André Tardieu (via JFPellissier) pic.twitter.com/16TGuyTwz5— reported.ly (reportedly) March 18, 2015<br /><br /> Tunisia has battled to keep extremism at bay since the 2011 uprising. Until now attacks by Islamist militants have largely targeted members of the
