Paris saw a major rally on November 14 as over 70,000 police officers were mobilized to manage the event. The demonstration, which will take place between the Place de la République and the Place de la Nation, was authorized by the Paris Police Prefecture. The coordination of the Yellow Vests and youth organizations is behind the event, which aims to address issues like 'high living costs' and other social concerns.
The event is expected to bring together various groups, including the 'Enfantistes' and organizations opposing a proposed law on the presumption of legitimate use of firearms by law enforcement. The movement, which previously organized climate marches on September 26, is also set to hold new demonstrations for the present and future of children. The demonstration will include multiple demands, including against violence against children and against the proposed law.
The French Interior Minister, Laurent Nuñez, has confirmed that the same security measures as the previous Saturday will be used. The security plan includes mobile and reactive forces, as well as deep checks to deter potential disruptions. The minister has also emphasized the need to remain vigilant against potential violence, including the use of tear gas, to ensure public order is maintained during the event.