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In front of the barricaded Human Rights Square a woman waves a French flag reading "Liberté" (freedom).
Rally against the controversial so called "Sécurité Globale" (Global Security) bill.
Trocadero Square, Paris, France, the 21st of November 2020.
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In front of the barricaded Human Rights Square a woman holds a banner reading "Nos caméras contre vos tonfas" (Our cameras against your batons).
Rally against the controversial so called "Sécurité Globale" (Global Security) bill.
Trocadero Square, Paris, France, the 21st of November 2020.
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From the Human Rights Square and behind their barricades, policemen are watching the rally against the controversial so called "Sécurité Globale" (Global Security) bill.
Trocadero Square, Paris, France, the 21st of November 2020.
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The journalists' unions SNJ march against the so called "Sécurité Globale" (Global Security) bill during a march in Paris.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Inhabitants are looking through their window the rally against the called "Sécurité Globale" (Global Security) bill during a march in Paris.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Policemen watching the rally against the called "Sécurité Globale" (Global Security) bill during a march in Paris were targeted by the rioters with paint.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away. Cars have been burnt by rioters in the avenue.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away but many protesters were stuck in between police charges and rioters attacks.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away. Few shop window seen as a symbol of capitalism were targeted by the rioters.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away. Bank agencies seen as a symbol of capitalism were targeted by the rioters.
Gambetta avenue, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
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Violent clashes erupted between police forces and demonstrators few hundred meters after a march started in Paris. Tear gases were thrown at the demonstrators to disperse the march, some fought back others ran away. By the end of the day, few protesters eventually reached the Republic Square.
Republic square, Paris, France, the 5th of December 2020.
Public Story
Protests against the Global Security bill
Credits:
jérémie jung
Updated: 12/31/20
In France, in a context of growing tensions between the police and the population, the Secretary of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, has pushed the "Global Security" bill through an accelerated procedure (17 to 20 November 2020). The bill includes a prohibition on broadcasting images of the police. Gerald Darmanin argue that the prohibition should protect the police from online violence while the other party argue that the bill will prevent the police to be prosecuted when committing acts of violence.
Controversial and considered liberticidal, this bill triggered several demonstrations between November and December at the initiative of journalists' unions and human rights associations. Violent clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement officials broke out at each demonstration. Police and demonstrators blame each other for the violence.
En France, dans un contexte de tensions croissant entre force de l'ordre et population, le ministre français de l'intérieur Gérald Darmanin fait passer en procédure accélérée (17 au 20 novembre 2020) la proposition de loi "Sécurité Globale", où il est notamment question d'interdire la diffusion d'images des forces de l'ordre.
Controversé et jugé liberticide, ce projet de loi déclenche plusieurs manifestations entre novembre et décembre à l'initiative de syndicats de journalistes et d'associations de défense des droits de l'homme. De violents affrontements entre manifestants et forces de l'ordre éclatent à chaque manifestation. Police et manifestants se renvoient la responsabilité de ces violences.
