Mobilisation Du 24 Octobre : Marseille Forbids Demonstrations and Extends Its Curfew
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Emmanuel Macron announced on Thursday that only demonstrations organised by trade unions will be allowed on 24 October, during a new day of mobilization for purchasing power. Prefects of the Rhône and Bouches-du-Rhône banned demonstrations in Lyon and Marseille. The prefecture of the Nord banned "all demonstrations" and rallies on Saturday in the centre of Lille.
The prefecture announced the ban on demonstrations in Marseille and in the Bouches-du-Rhône on Saturday, 24 October. A decision that it justifies by "obvious reasons of security". The curfew currently in force for minors in Marseille will also be extended to persons of major age during the weekend. - Mobilisation of 24 October: Marseille prohibits demonstrations and extends its curfew (Society topics).
All demonstrations, whether announced or not, will be banned on Saturday (24/10) in Marseille, France's second largest city, and in Bouches-du-Rhône "for obvious security reasons...More...
The ban applies to all demonstrations, both agreed and unauthorized, throughout the entire department, and restrictive measures have been taken following the riots and lootings that took place in Marseille on 17 October.
The Prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône, Jacques Witkowski, announces new measures to prevent disturbances to public order, after the events of 17 October in Marseille. Demonstrations, curfews, transports: details of its measures.
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