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Art exhibition sparks clashes in Tunis

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A fresh wave of violence has got many worried about the rise of radical Islam in Tunisia. Next, we head to Morocco - although divorce may be a legal option in the country, we find out it's a choice that leaves thousands of women in severe difficulty. Finally, we take you to a concert in the French capital, where Jewish and Muslim musicians join forces for an electric performance.

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