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Unions have called for a new day of strikes on Nov 17, after rejecting a government promise to increase the minimum wage by 0.6% as “crumbs”.
The next round of protests would coincide with the eighth anniversary of the Yellow Vest movement, which began in 2018 with demonstrations against rising fuel prices and went on to trigger two years of protests during the early part of Macron's presidency.
Backers of the new police Bill – including the far-right party of leading presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen – say a new law is necessary to avoid law enforcement officers being automatically suspected of using disproportionate force.
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This investigative report examines how nationwide protests in France escalated into severe civil unrest involving smashed shops, fires, and hundreds of thousands of people. The investigation highlights that while the government blames far-left radicals for the violence, the report explores how heavy-handed police tactics and the arrest of nearly 7,000 minors fueled further grievances. Key incidents include the loss…
Riots in France: How anti-Government protests spiralled out of control →On November 14, protesters in Paris and across France demonstrated against rising inflation and a new police bill, expressing concerns over police brutality and lack of accountability. The protests included chanting slogans like “No justice, no peace” and involved participants from various groups such as students and unions. In Paris, around 146,000 people participated in the demonstrations on November 7, although…
French protesters chant against inflation and police →On the fifth consecutive Saturday, tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets across France, including in Paris, to express anger at President Emmanuel Macron's government and economic policies. Police responded with tear gas and baton charges, leading to 121 arrests nationwide. The demonstrations, initially sparked by fuel tax hikes and cost-of-living concerns, have escalated into broader protests…
Thousands take to the streets in France for the fifth Saturday in a row: Police use tear gas and charge at crowds during anti-government protests →Over 106,000 people participated in recent Yellow Vest protests across France, with 24,000 in Paris, marking a decline from previous weeks. The protests, largely peaceful, focused on issues like cost-of-living increases and educational standards, with some targeting President Emmanuel Macron. Despite a ban in Marseille, around 3,500 protesters still gathered, facing tear gas and water cannons. Further protests are…
More than 100,000 rally across France in new Yellow Vest protests →Over 100,000 people protested across France on the fifth consecutive weekend, with organizers estimating 200,000 participants and the French interior ministry reporting 106,000 nationwide, including 24,000 in Paris. The demonstrations, largely peaceful but with some clashes and use of tear gas in cities like Marseille and Lyon, addressed issues such as rising living costs, education funding, and opposition to a…
More than 100,000 protest across France for fifth consecutive weekend →Analysis
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Riots in France: How anti-Government protests spiralled out of control
French protesters chant against inflation and police
Thousands take to the streets in France for the fifth Saturday in a row: Police use tear gas and charge at crowds during anti-government protests
More than 100,000 rally across France in new Yellow Vest protests
More than 100,000 protest across France for fifth consecutive weekend
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- 14 Nov
Unions have called for a new day of strikes on Nov 17, after rejecting a government promise to increase the minimum wage by 0.6% as “crumbs”.
Coverage 5 articles
15 Nov More than 100,000 protest across France for fifth consecutive weekendOver 100,000 people protested across France on the fifth consecutive weekend, with organizers estimating 200,000 participants and the French interior ministry reporting 106,000 nationwide, including 24,000 in Paris. The demonstrations, largely peaceful but with some clashes and use of tear gas in cities like Marseille and Lyon, addressed issues such as rising living costs, education funding, and opposition to a…Times of India
14 Nov More than 100,000 rally across France in new Yellow Vest protestsOver 106,000 people participated in recent Yellow Vest protests across France, with 24,000 in Paris, marking a decline from previous weeks. The protests, largely peaceful, focused on issues like cost-of-living increases and educational standards, with some targeting President Emmanuel Macron. Despite a ban in Marseille, around 3,500 protesters still gathered, facing tear gas and water cannons. Further protests are…Al Jazeera
14 Nov Thousands take to the streets in France for the fifth Saturday in a row: Police use tear gas and charge at crowds during anti-government protestsOn the fifth consecutive Saturday, tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets across France, including in Paris, to express anger at President Emmanuel Macron's government and economic policies. Police responded with tear gas and baton charges, leading to 121 arrests nationwide. The demonstrations, initially sparked by fuel tax hikes and cost-of-living concerns, have escalated into broader protests…Daily Mail14 Nov French protesters chant against inflation and policeOn November 14, protesters in Paris and across France demonstrated against rising inflation and a new police bill, expressing concerns over police brutality and lack of accountability. The protests included chanting slogans like “No justice, no peace” and involved participants from various groups such as students and unions. In Paris, around 146,000 people participated in the demonstrations on November 7, although…The Straits Times
14 Nov Riots in France: How anti-Government protests spiralled out of controlThis investigative report examines how nationwide protests in France escalated into severe civil unrest involving smashed shops, fires, and hundreds of thousands of people. The investigation highlights that while the government blames far-left radicals for the violence, the report explores how heavy-handed police tactics and the arrest of nearly 7,000 minors fueled further grievances. Key incidents include the loss…The Hindu
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