Paris police under fire over neo-Nazi rally

French police and government under heavy scrutiny for allowing neo-Nazi rally in Paris

The Paris police force is the subject of heavy criticism after it allowed a group of 600-odd neo-Nazis to openly parade through the capital city last Saturday. Apart from the police force, France's interior minister is also facing heat from the opposition and the public over inaction.

Paris police under fire over neo-Nazi rally

PARIS, May 9 — The Paris police force and France’s interior minister faced questions and criticism yesterday over why a march of around 600 neo-Nazis through the streets of the capital was authorised at the weekend. The annual rally Saturday by far-right extremists dressed in black came as authorities clamp down on protesters banging saucepans against the government, with new restrictions put in place yesteday to prevent President Emmanuel Macro…

Paris police under fire over neo-Nazi rally

The Paris police force and France’s interior minister faced questions and criticism Monday over why a march of around 600 neo-Nazis through the streets of the capital was authorised at the weekend. The rally Saturday by far-right extremists dressed in black came as authorities clamp down on protesters banging saucepans against the government, with new restrictions put in place Monday to shield President Emmanuel Macron from the noise. The march …

Paris police brush aside criticism, defend permission given to neo-Nazi rally last Saturday

Police say planned demonstration can be prohibited if authorities believe it can disrupt public order - Anadolu Ajansı

Paris police under fire over neo-Nazi rally

PARIS: The Paris police force and France's interior minister faced questions and criticism on Monday (May 8) over why a march of around 600 neo-Nazis through the streets of the capital was authorised at the weekend. The rally Saturday by far-right extremists dressed in black came as authorities clamp down