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Tens of Thousands Take to the Streets of Paris for Pride

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Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire, who leaded the march through the capital, highlighted some of the threats that the LGBTQ+ community is still facing, saying, "LGBTQIA+ venues are still being threatened, attacked, discriminated against, and subjected to violence and intimidation."

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Several tens of thousands of people, with rainbow flags in their hands and garlands of flowers around their necks, walked through the streets of Paris today in the Pride Parade to defend the rights of LGBT+ people who are worried about the rise of the extreme right, the Paris newspaper Monde (Le Monde) reported.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Tens of thousands of people marched in the streets of Paris on the occasion of the march of pride this Saturday. The event originally scheduled for June had been postponed. A few months before the presidential election, it took a very political turn. - IN IMAGES - March of pride: tens of thousands of people marched in the streets of Paris (Topics of society).

On Saturday, October 3rd, the March of Pride of Paris may have regained its colors and its crowd after it was postponed for heat last June, many demonstrators do not hide their anguish. Six months before the presidential elections, the rise of the far right raises fears of a decline in LGBT+ rights.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Some protesters carried signs with slogans against Marine Le Pen's party, including messages such as "These fascists irritate me" or "Less RN, more lesbians".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Several tens of thousands of people marched Saturday in Paris to defend the rights of LGBT+ people, a few months away from a presidential election of which Marine Le Pen is the favourite in the polls.

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actu.fr broke the news in Rennes, France on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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