France’s Top Administrative Court Rejects Bastille–Nation Route for Paris October 31 Protest
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The State Council sided with the police prefecture, which had banned the mobilization of high school students and the CGT between Bastille and Nation.
After a final judicial turnaround, the Conseil d'État gave the police prefecture the right. The demonstration in Paris on 31 October changed course.
Gilets, trade unions, high school students or even students are expected on the street this Saturday, October 31. Episodes of violence are feared. Follow the evolution of the situation live.
In Paris, the prefecture had banned the initial route of the mobilization of October 31 which was to extend between Bastille and Nation and authorized a procession on the outskirts of the capital. But the court...
A day "at very high risk of public order disturbances": 70,000 police officers and gendarmes are mobilized this Saturday and the authorities fear violence "especially in the evening", with Halloween party. Lyceans and students are again called to protest.
The court of the Palais Royal overturned the decision of the administrative court which had given reason to the organizers who wanted a route between Bastille and Nation. The demonstrators will march between the gate of Bagnolet and the gate of Charenton.
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