Thousands of Police Protest in Paris over Working Conditions and Pay
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On Tuesday, September 15th, several thousand police officers demonstrated in Paris, between the Champs-Elysées and the National Assembly, demanding more resources and recognition, and also alerting them to the dangers associated with their profession. In 2025, on average, 17 police officers were physically assaulted every day and 12,000 police officers and gendarmes were injured in intervention. In the South of France, for example, a police offi…
On Tuesday, nearly 10,000 police officers, according to the organizers, took part in a demonstration in front of the National Assembly in Paris, at the call of the union Alliance police nationale.
Thousands of police protest in Paris over working conditions and pay
Thousands of French police officers protested in Paris on Tuesday, led by the Alliance Police Nationale union. Concerns over working conditions, staff shortages, and stagnant allowances are driving demands for increased funding of up to €500 million annually to address these issues. Authorities have shown signs of responsiveness following the demonstrations.
Paris, 15 Sep (Latin Press) To prevent the violation of the law, the National Police Alliance union and the Unite (FO) union of French police officers today led a mobilization in this capital, with the delay of functions and rallies of public agents. The post Without the right to strike, French policemen delay their functions first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Thousands of police officers in France marched in Paris demanding higher salaries, improved working conditions, and increased budgets. Among the protesters, who marched from the Champs-Élysées to the National Assembly, was former Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau.
On Tuesday, the unions of the National Police increased the number of rallies throughout France to denounce the lack of recognition and resources suffered by the national police. In Corsica, the representatives of the Un1té trade union joined in this mobilization and, in particular, alerted to the lack of staff in the investigative services, despite the priorities set by the government in the fight against organized crime or violence against min…
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