People carry the coffin of late opposition leader Chokri Belaid during his funeral procession to the cemetery of El-Jellaz in the Djebel Jelloud district, a suburb of Tunis, where Belaid is to be buried on February 8, 2013.
Protesters chanted slogans against the Tunisian government and called for a new revolution.
Belaid's murder has proved the flash point for months of tension between the ruling Islamists and secular, liberal groups who accuse them of hijacking Tunisia's revolution.
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