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突尼斯警方与沙拉菲组织发生冲突 Tunisian police have clashed with hundreds of hardline Islamists after the authorities banned a Salafist group from holding its annual meeting. 突尼斯当局禁止一个沙拉菲组织举行年会，随后警方与数百名强硬派伊斯兰教徒发生冲突。 ? At least one protester died in the Tunis suburb of Ettadhamen and several police and protesters were injured. ? Police also clashed with protesters in the central city of Kairouan where the Ansar al-Sharia meeting was planned. ? The government banned the congress last week, saying it posed a threat to public security. ? The group urged its supporters instead to gather for the meeting in Ettadhamen. ? Some 500 supporters were reported to have descended on Ettadhamen on Sunday, erecting barricades and hurling（用力投掷） stones at police who responded by firing tear gas. ? The state news agency said that a 27-year-old man was killed and 11 policemen were injured in the running street battles that followed. ? Police eventually forced protesters to retreat into the neighbouring district of Intilaka where sporadic clashes continued into the early evening. ? A massive police presence in Kairouan also failed to prevent Salafists from gathering there. Scuffles broke out in the city centre as police used tear gas to disperse the stone-throwing protesters. ? Ansar al-Sharia said its spokesman, Seifeddine Rais, had been arrested but it was not immediately clear why.? ? The government on Friday said it was banning Ansar al-Sharia from gathering in Kairouan because it had shown disdain for state institutions, incited violence against them and poses a threat to public security. ? Ansar al-Sharia used its Facebook page to say it was moving its congress to Ettadhamen. ? Last years congress in Kairouan attracted some 4,000 supporters. ? The governing Ennahda party was elected following the overthrow of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in January 2011. ? It governs in coalition with two non-religious parties and has promised not to ban alcohol or impose the veil. ? But Salafists want stric