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March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238765.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238767.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238770.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238773.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238776.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238778.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238781.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238784.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238787.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238789.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238792.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238794.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238797.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238798.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238799.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238800.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238801.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238802.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238803.jpgIn Paris, the march of liberties against the repressive laws brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. There were altercations between some demonstrators and law enforcement officials. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238804.jpgIn Paris, altercations between some demonstrators and the forces of law and order took place during the Freedom March against the repressive laws that brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers, and human rights associations. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238805.jpgIn Paris, altercations between some demonstrators and the forces of law and order took place during the Freedom March against the repressive laws that brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers, and human rights associations. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238806.jpgIn Paris, altercations between some demonstrators and the forces of law and order took place during the Freedom March against the repressive laws that brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers, and human rights associations. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238807.jpgIn Paris, demonstrators sit peacefully in front of the police during the march of liberties against the repressive laws. This march brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238808.jpgIn Paris, demonstrators sit peacefully in front of the police during the march of liberties against the repressive laws. This march brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238809.jpgIn Paris, demonstrators sit peacefully in front of the police during the march of liberties against the repressive laws. This march brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. -
March of liberties against the freedom-destroying lawsFranceOlivier DonnarsLePictorium_0238810.jpgIn Paris, demonstrators sit peacefully in front of the police during the march of liberties against the repressive laws. This march brought together several tens of thousands of people, including journalists' unions, lawyers and human rights associations. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238747.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238748.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238749.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238750.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238751.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238752.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238753.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238754.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238755.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238756.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238757.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238758.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238759.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238760.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238761.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238762.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238763.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238764.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238766.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238768.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238769.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238771.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238772.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238774.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238775.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238777.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238779.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238780.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238782.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238783.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238785.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238786.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238788.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
March in Paris against new security lawJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0238790.jpgSaturday, November 28, 2020: At least 133,000 people, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior, and 500,000 according to the organizers marched throughout France against the proposed law "global security", adopted on first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, November 24, and against its flagship measure, which provides for restricting the possibility of filming law enforcement agencies. The demonstrators also denounced police violence and racism. The largest number of demonstrators was in Paris. According to Interior Ministry figures, 46,000 people gathered between Place de la République and Place de la Bastille. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators towards the end of the demonstration. -
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