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A mural denouncing police racism in the USA in a Parisian suburbFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231814.jpgRecently, a mural denouncing racism in the American police force was painted in front of the Grands Moulins de Pantin. Several police unions are denouncing this mural and want it erased. For Grégory Goupil, secretary of the Alliance for Seine-Saint-Denis union, "it has no place on French territory". -
A mural denouncing police racism in the USA in a Parisian suburbFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231815.jpgRecently, a mural denouncing racism in the American police force was painted in front of the Grands Moulins de Pantin. Several police unions are denouncing this mural and want it erased. For Grégory Goupil, secretary of the Alliance for Seine-Saint-Denis union, "it has no place on French territory". -
A mural denouncing police racism in the USA in a Parisian suburbFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231816.jpgRecently, a mural denouncing racism in the American police force was painted in front of the Grands Moulins de Pantin. Several police unions are denouncing this mural and want it erased. For Grégory Goupil, secretary of the Alliance for Seine-Saint-Denis union, "it has no place on French territory". -
A mural denouncing police racism in the USA in a Parisian suburbFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231817.jpgRecently, a mural denouncing racism in the American police force was painted in front of the Grands Moulins de Pantin. Several police unions are denouncing this mural and want it erased. For Grégory Goupil, secretary of the Alliance for Seine-Saint-Denis union, "it has no place on French territory". -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231689.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231690.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231691.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231692.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231693.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231694.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231695.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231696.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231697.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231698.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231699.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231700.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231701.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231702.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231703.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231704.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Demonstration in support of law enforcement agenciesFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231705.jpgA demonstration in support of the forces of law and order organised by the facilitator Zohra Bitan and the FFOC collective (Angry Women of the Forces of Law and Order) mobilised around a hundred people in front of the Paris police headquarters. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231544.jpgIn Stains, in Seine Saint Denis, a fresco was inaugurated by the town hall last week. It depicts Adama Traoré and George Flyod and denounces racism and police violence. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231545.jpgIn Stains, in Seine Saint Denis, a fresco was inaugurated by the town hall last week. It depicts Adama Traoré and George Flyod and denounces racism and police violence. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231546.jpgIn Stains, in Seine Saint Denis, a fresco was inaugurated by the town hall last week. It depicts Adama Traoré and George Flyod and denounces racism and police violence. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231547.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231548.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231549.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231550.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231551.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231552.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231553.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231554.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231555.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231556.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231557.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231558.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231559.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231560.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231561.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231562.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231563.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231564.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231565.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231566.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231567.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231568.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Police demonstration against an artistic frescoFranceJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231569.jpgA few hundred angry police officers gathered on the forecourt of the Bobigny prefecture to protest against a fresco denouncing racism and police violence painted in homage to Adama Traoré and George Flyod in Stains en Seine Saint Denis. -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231337.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231338.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231339.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231340.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231341.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231342.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231343.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231344.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231345.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, in front of the demonstrators who came to the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), the extreme right-wing group "Génération identitaire" unfurled a banner "Justice for the victims of anti-white racism". They remained for an hour without the authorities coming to dislodge them. Neighbours and a few anti-racist demonstrators ended up cutting and unhooking the banner. Nearly 100,000 people gathered on the Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was supposed to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231346.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, a demonstrator who came to the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), flipped a finger of honour in front of the extreme right-wing group "Génération identitaire" who unfurled a banner "Justice for the victims of anti-white racism". They remained for an hour without the authorities coming to dislodge them. Neighbours and some anti-racist demonstrators ended up cutting and unhooking the banner. Nearly 100,000 people gathered on the Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was supposed to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231347.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231348.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
Demonstration against police violence in ParisFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0231349.jpgOn Saturday 13 June 2020, at the call of the Truth Committee for Adama (Traoré), nearly 100,000 people gathered at Place de la République in Paris for what was to be a march against racism and police violence. But the march, which was due to end at the Place de l'Opéra, was cancelled at the last minute by the Paris police prefecture, as all avenues around the Place de la République were barricaded by the police. Blocked and bogged down in the square, the demonstrators have not lost their rage and indignation... -
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