Macron bans ‘illegitimate‘ protests in France as he tries to get a grip on unrest
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced a ban on 'illegitimate' protests following recent civil unrest and rioting. While organized demonstrations by recognized groups may still proceed with route adjustments, the government is taking a hardline stance to restore order.
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The move highlights the escalating tension between the French government and protesters, raising concerns about civil liberties and the state's response to public dissent.
Student protesters in Paris on Thursday after an initial police ban on their demonstration was overturned by a court. Student protesters in Paris on Thursday after an initial police ban on their demonstration was overturned by a court. France Macron bans ‘illegitimate‘ protests in France as he tries to get a grip on unrest French president will decide on concrete ‘next steps’ regarding demonstrations on Friday as part of tough security response to recent rioting
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Prefer the Guardian on Google Emmanuel Macron has said “illegitimate” demonstrations will be banned over the coming days as France seeks to get a grip on civil unrest after some of its worst street violence in years erupted on the fringes of cost of living protests at the weekend.
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