French mayors carry out anti-violence rallies | DW News
July 4, 2023
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as posted by the channelDemonstrations continued in France on Monday, but this time in solidarity with local governments previously attacked by angry rioters who had been on the streets.
Those protesters were decrying the recent killing of a teenager at a traffic stop by a police officer, with some of them engaging in violence. Rallygoers gathered outside French town halls to condemn the violence which had shrouded the country for most of last week, while the riots saw a significant lull.
The teen, 17-year-old Nahel, was shot and killed by a police officer at close range at a traffic stop in the western Paris suburb of Nanterre last Tuesday. He was of Algerian origin. The teenager's death prompted unrest, clashes and arson attacks in several Paris suburbs. The unrest expanded nationwide with nightly protests and riots often taking a violent turn. Those outraged by the killing aim to highlight the discrimination, and often violence, they say minorities in France face at the hands of the police.
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