46 in Custody in Paris over Banned Far-Right and Anti-Fascist Marches
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In Paris, 46 people, including three minors, were arrested on Saturday at a banned demonstration by a far-right group. Also...
In Paris on Saturday, 46 people, including three minors, were arrested on the sidelines of a banned demonstration by a far-right group. Individuals who participated in a banned anti-fascist counter-demonstration were also arrested. The French news agency AFP learned this from the Paris police and the public prosecutor's office.
Both the C9M demonstration and the anti-fascist counter-demonstration were banned by the police prefecture. Several activists from each camp were arrested this Saturday.
"Fifty-nine ultra-right and ultra-left activists were arrested on Saturday in the centre of Paris," said the police prefecture. "Of these, 32 were detained after the Committee's May 9 demonstration and an anti-fascist counter-assembly was banned. - Prohibition of a demonstration in Paris: 59 ultra-right and ultra-left activists arrested, 32 in police custody (Police, justice and other facts).
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