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  • Demonstration in memory of Adama Traoré killed by French police in 2016
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232376.jpg
    A march took place this Saturday, four years after the death of Adama Traoré at the end of a chase with the police. The march, which brought together between 2,700 and 4,000 people, was organized by the committee that is demanding justice for this 24-year-old black man, who died in the neighbouring commune of Persian on July 19, 2016, shortly after his arrest. This tribute is organized by both the Adama Committee and Alternatiba, one of the main organizations of the climate movement, in the name of a common struggle against inequality.
  • Demonstration in memory of Adama Traoré killed by French police in 2016
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232383.jpg
    A march took place this Saturday, four years after the death of Adama Traoré at the end of a chase with the police. The march, which brought together between 2,700 and 4,000 people, was organized by the committee that is demanding justice for this 24-year-old black man, who died in the neighbouring commune of Persian on July 19, 2016, shortly after his arrest. This tribute is organized by both the Adama Committee and Alternatiba, one of the main organizations of the climate movement, in the name of a common struggle against inequality.
  • Demonstration in memory of Adama Traoré killed by French police in 2016
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232385.jpg
    A march took place this Saturday, four years after the death of Adama Traoré at the end of a chase with the police. The march, which brought together between 2,700 and 4,000 people, was organized by the committee that is demanding justice for this 24-year-old black man, who died in the neighbouring commune of Persian on July 19, 2016, shortly after his arrest. This tribute is organized by both the Adama Committee and Alternatiba, one of the main organizations of the climate movement, in the name of a common struggle against inequality.
  • Demonstration in memory of Adama Traoré killed by French police in 2016
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232397.jpg
    A march took place this Saturday, four years after the death of Adama Traoré at the end of a chase with the police. The march, which brought together between 2,700 and 4,000 people, was organized by the committee that is demanding justice for this 24-year-old black man, who died in the neighbouring commune of Persian on July 19, 2016, shortly after his arrest. This tribute is organized by both the Adama Committee and Alternatiba, one of the main organizations of the climate movement, in the name of a common struggle against inequality.
  • Demonstration in memory of Adama Traoré killed by French police in 2016
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232399.jpg
    A march took place this Saturday, four years after the death of Adama Traoré at the end of a chase with the police. The march, which brought together between 2,700 and 4,000 people, was organized by the committee that is demanding justice for this 24-year-old black man, who died in the neighbouring commune of Persian on July 19, 2016, shortly after his arrest. This tribute is organized by both the Adama Committee and Alternatiba, one of the main organizations of the climate movement, in the name of a common struggle against inequality.
  • Demonstration in memory of Adama Traoré killed by French police in 2016
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232400.jpg
    A march took place this Saturday, four years after the death of Adama Traoré at the end of a chase with the police. The march, which brought together between 2,700 and 4,000 people, was organized by the committee that is demanding justice for this 24-year-old black man, who died in the neighbouring commune of Persian on July 19, 2016, shortly after his arrest. This tribute is organized by both the Adama Committee and Alternatiba, one of the main organizations of the climate movement, in the name of a common struggle against inequality.
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232241.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232242.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232243.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232244.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232245.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232246.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232247.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232248.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232249.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232250.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232251.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Fresco paying homage to Assa Traoré, sister of Adama Traoré
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0232252.jpg
    After a first fresco painted in Stains representing Adama Traoré and Georges Floyd, the committee in Traoré inaugurated yesterday, Sunday 12 July, a new mural in Noisy-le-Sec, along the Ourq canal, a few metres from the Romy Schneider footbridge. The Black Lines collective, which created this painting, drew the word "Justice" on a wall several meters high, with a portrait of Assa Traoré wearing his "Justice for Adama" t-shirt over it. On the right was drawn a representation of Eugène Delacroix's painting "Freedom guiding the people".
  • Demonstration against police violence in Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231337.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231338.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231339.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231340.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231341.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231342.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231343.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231344.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231345.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231346.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231347.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231348.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231349.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231350.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231351.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231352.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231353.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231354.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231355.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231356.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231357.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231358.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231359.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231360.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231361.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231362.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231363.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231364.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231365.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231366.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231367.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231368.jpg
    On 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 Paris
    France
    Olivier Donnars
    LePictorium_0231369.jpg
    On 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
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230525.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230526.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230527.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230528.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230529.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230530.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230531.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230532.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
  • Demonstration against police violence
    France
    Jan Schmidt-Whitley
    LePictorium_0230533.jpg
    June 2, 2020: More than 20,000 people gathered at the call of the Justice and Truth Committee for Adama in front of the Palais de Justice in Paris, Place de Clichy. The gathering, which was not authorized by the Paris police prefecture, took place peacefully. There were a few clashes between police and demonstrators after the rally dispersed.
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