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Feminist protest against the new government

Mahdi Aridj — Fri, 10 Jul 2020 19:00:44 +0000

Feminist protest against the new government

Paris, City Hall. July the 10th 2020

Feminist protest against the new government

A few days after the replacement of Edouard Philippe by Jean Castex as Prime Minister, a feminist protest against the new government reshuffle took place on the Paris city hall, as well as in many French cities. The feminists led by the collective #NousToutes gathered to denounce the appointment of Gérald Darmanin to the post of Minister of the Interior and of Eric Dupond-Moretti as Minister of Justice. Accused of rape and whose investigation has just been reopened, Gérald Darmanin finds himself the first cop in France. Surrounded by Marlène Schiappa (Minister responsible for citizenship), Herself who said “I will not applaud a man accused of rape”. What causes a great stir on the side of feminists. While M ° Dupond-Moretti, he is disputed by public opinion because of these comments about the #MeToo movement. When the 2018 Street Harassment Law was put in place, he said that the justice should not be involved in this.

These appointments, which are highly contested throughout France, have given rise to rallies where the culture of rape, which is becoming commonplace, has been demanded, and where people who are accused of rape, or who have held biased words. Perceived as a bad signal, which further weakens the policies pursued in recent years concerning sexual assault and rape.

Since the end of the lockdown , this is the 5th gathering I have attended. The social and political climate is very tensed in France. Let’s see what will happen in september, under the hover of an economic crisis as well as a threat of second wave of Covid-19…

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Paris Gay Pride 2020

Mahdi Aridj — Mon, 06 Jul 2020 16:43:14 +0000

Paris Gay Pride 2020

(July 2020 … while waiting for the November one)

Paris Gay Pride 2020

Covid-19 obliges the Paris Gay Pride 2020 was postponed to November. Despite this, an unexpected march was organized this weekend of the 4th of July. From Pigalle to République, the procession set fire to the streets of Paris, passing through Place de Clichy and Saint Lazare. Highly politicized gay pride has been placed under the sign of foreign sex workers LGTBQI. Most threatened by “OQTF” (Obligation to Leave the French Territory) working in difficult conditions, especially after the 2016 law which penalizes customers.

The organizers tried to ban photos of the head of the procession, sometimes awkwardly. What made the work of the photographers present a little complicated. But in the end most of them cooperated. It is difficult to prohibit a photographer from taking photos in a public place, especially during a public event such as gay pride. However, the stigma of people is forbiden. What is absurd in this story is that in 2020 we must still pay attention to the photos that we publish at the risk of creating problems for those who are on it because of their sexual orientation …

This gay pride took place under escort of the police. Having gathered more than 3000 people, it had a different taste from other editions. Less festive, no chars, but slogans and a determination as strong as every year.

I would like to point out that all the people I took pictures of were consenting, they gave their agreement with a yes and or a nod. Despite this if there’s a person that changes her/his mind, she/he is free to write to me so that I can remove her/him from my website.

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Medical staff demonstration in Paris

Mahdi Aridj — Tue, 16 Jun 2020 19:23:44 +0000

Medical staff demonstration in Paris

The medical staff demonstration in Paris took place only a few days after the demonstration against police brutality. The caregivers went to beat the pavement of Paris as well as on all the French territory to claim more means but especially increases in their salaries. Paris had another day of mobilization.

In the last decades, politicians have been more concerned with the expanse of the social security, than with the working conditions of carers. In the first line of defense against the Covid-19 pandemic. The medical personnel fought as best they could and under difficult conditions this pandemic, lacking means more than ever. Elevated to the rank of heroes throughout the period of lockdown by politicians, applauded every evening by the citizens … But unfortunately quickly forgotten, from May 11th, the applause weakened, even ceased … the promises of increases in salaries disapeared… replaced by medals.

It was in this context that the caregivers’ demonstration in Paris took place. 18,000 demonstrators marched from the corner of avenue Ségur and boulevard Garibaldi to the esplanade des Invalides. Under various slogans for better conditions, more than necessary after these three months of health crisis.

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Protest against police Brutality in Paris

Mahdi Aridj — Sun, 14 Jun 2020 10:00:16 +0000

Protest against police Brutality in Paris

#Paris #JusticeForAdama #June2020

Paris June 13th 2020…

The protest against police brutality on Saturday June 13, 2020 was long awaited. In the current post-Covid-19 context, social tensions of the past two years the drop of too much has come from the west, echoing in the collective memory of the population. “Police violence” once the word was released, a political earthquake woke up old catchphrases as well as cases of police violence that have dragged on for years. Questioning the independence of the authorities guaranteeing control of the police. Questioning the credibility of the power in place.

In Paris as in other cities in France, thousands of people took to the streets, demanding more equality, more justice and less impunity. Led by Assa Traore, Adama’s sister, alongside the families of other victims of “police violence”, Sabri’s father, Babacar’s family and many others …

The demonstration seemed to be authorized by the prefecture of police until the information fell at the last moment … The prefect of police prohibited it. The procession will not leave the Place de la République despite several attempts to negotiate with the police. The demonstrators already reassembled by the deployment of a banner by “Génération identitaire” on the roof of a building in front of the Place de la République. But after a few moments residents of this building tore off this banner the the crowd below yelling at them as heroes.

After several hours of “sitting” where the families of the victims took turns at the microphone to tell about and condemn the violence, scuffles broke out between the police and some demonstrators, the police charged and some wounded were deplored. I saw one lying on the ground, bleeding, hit in the face some said he had received a shot from LBD in the face, was it his eye? another was treated for a back injury, an impact had made him a fairly impressive hematoma under the scapula …

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Tribute to George Floyd in Paris

Mahdi Aridj — Tue, 09 Jun 2020 18:00:17 +0000

Tribute to George Floyd in Paris

It is in a context of global mobilization that the tribute to George Floyd was held in Paris this Tuesday, June 9, 2020. This umpteenth assassination by the American police forces of an African-American echoes in France. It recalls the “suspects deaths” where the investigations were not made properly which led to acquittals. The political battles that these cases provoked, opened the wounds of the families of the victims each times, scandals after another, words hurts, thoughts kills and condones these acts. Experts parade on T.V. sets, trays, everyone goes with their theory, appealing to voters and yet. This violence that many deny exists, I saw it, I witnessed it.

But it would have had to happen on the other side of the Atlantic for french to talk about it and go on the streets. The United States will have had to mobilize so that here “stands up” and “we demand justice” for these French people who died under their knees or strangled … As if here we could not form our own opinion. Yet there have been other George Floyd too. There were Zyad, Bouna, Adama, Cédric, Wissam, Malik … and many others … where were all these people who came today with these signs written in “English” where were these elected officials who come to the “Place de la République” to be indignant behind their “tricolor” scarves once it’s too late …

Better late than never, certainly, hoping it is the right one. But unfortunately there is a long way to go, as much consciousness awakens in one camp, languages loosen in the other.

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Paris women’s rights day

Mahdi Aridj — Sun, 08 Mar 2020 19:22:54 +0000

Paris women’s rights day

Back in pictures of the demonstration during Paris women’s rights day. Some 60,000 people, women and men, paraded behind a banner proclaiming “We stop all” – watchword of a “feminist strike” which meant to show that “when women stop, everything stops”. The watchwords of combating sexual and gender-based violence, wage inequality or pension reform and its supposed negative effects for women. Led by the “Rosies” of the “Attac” collective, the demo headed towards the republic from the Place d’Italie. Despite the rain, the square of Kurdish women “YPG“, caregivers of the medical profession, railway workers and many others …

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Fridays for future Madrid

Mahdi Aridj — Fri, 13 Dec 2019 16:27:18 +0000

Fridays for future Madrid

Protesters put pressure on COP25

Fridays for future Madrid, Protesters putting pressure on COP25

Time for action

I attented a demonstration of Fridays For Future in Madrid while I was there working on the COP25. Hundreds of thousands people gathered between the Ritz Hotel and Atocha train station to protest against the climate change. Meanwhile the delegation were still debating at the united nations climate change summit at Feria de Madrid. Experts called their plans insufficient to fend off climat change’s disatrous effects. Since the Paris agreement at the COP21, gas emissions have risen by 4% and this year’s summit shows no sign of stopping that trend.

I’ve followed the group of indigenous leaders and Youth activist they marched in the streets of Madrid calling for action against the climat change and for the climat justice. They said: “My ancestors were the original climate activists, beginning at first contact. We’ve sacrificed everything for our lands. We’ve fought, we’ve died. We as Indigenous youth are calling on Global leaders to do better.”

Video from Indigenous Environmental Network

While publishing these pictures i just read that there was a clash between climate activists from and UN police at the COP25 in Madrid

Read the newsletter from Fridays For Future 2019-12-12

URGENT: INTERNATIONAL STRIKE THIS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13TH, IN RESPONSE TO COP25 EVENTS

On Wednesday, December 11th, over 300 climate activists, including many young climate strikers from around the world, were kicked out of COP25 in Madrid after protesting for women’s and indigenous people’s rights and calling for ambitious actions from rich countries. The voices of millions of people are silenced at the climate change conference in Madrid. While civil society was kicked out from the COP25, fossil fuel lobbyists remained inside. This cannot be tolerated!

We cannot accept this injustice and violation of human rights. We have to stand up for our rights and our future! The climate strikers present in Madrid are calling out for an international strike and action day TOMORROW, Friday, December 13th. We need to call attention to the inaction at COP25 and the exclusion of civil society from COP25.
Please mobilize your local groups this Friday, and forward to all strikers around the world!
The outcomes of COP25 are insufficient, and a painful image of how little politicians care about the planet. We stand in solidarity with indigenous people, people from the Global South, and people that are already suffering from the climate crisis.

We will no longer accept empty words. We need leaders that listen to the people. (Source: https://www.fridaysforfuture.org/)

These pictures will go around the world.
After chanting for climate justice inside #COP25, young people & indigenous leaders were pushed outside the conference. People were bullied & kicked. Then we were kettled on the street & refused to get back in – but we won't be silenced! pic.twitter.com/brMlfFXwsr

— Fridays for Future Germany (@FridayForFuture) December 11, 2019

Fridays For Future just occupied the main plenary stage at #COP25. Nobody has ever done an action like this before, the times are changing pic.twitter.com/HvRbcmWDyB

— Dylan Hamilton🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇵🇸 (@_DylanHamilton_) December 11, 2019

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Global climate strike Paris

Mahdi Aridj — Fri, 20 Sep 2019 18:00:32 +0000

Global climate strike Paris

The global climate change week was punctuated by several events including the global climate strike in Paris and other capitals in the world. To remind the climatic urgency and the stakes of actions that remain urgent to take.

The march for the climate of Friday, September 20, 2019 was led and followed by the young high schools that occupied the Parisian streets. They went from Nation to Bercy. In a procession of 10,000 high school students, mobilized and determined to make their anger heard about their future and the one of our planet.

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A tensed social comeback

Political inaction and lack of companies involvement make the climate emergency an important struggle for future generations. Since February 16, these marches have reached the French capital where high school students took the bull by the horns and followed the tradition to show their discontent by beating the pavement. Especially since in this social return, Heads of states have just refused to adopt the goal of carbon neutrality in 2050. Without forgetting the other themes of claim that followed the next day, yellow jackets act. 45, march against pension reform and other topics that add to this long list of demands.

“The earth is not your p *** Stop warming it”

The mobilization of young people through dramaticlly funny slogans such as “The earth is not your p ***! Stop heating”, “F *** me not the planet!” or “Cool kids saving a hot planet” … show the angle by which young people tackle the subject while appropriating the choice of a better future!

The future will tell us if governments will take seriously this problem free from political constraints and as economical as the notion of growth!

… to be continued

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Paris celebrates the champions of Africa

Mahdi Aridj — Fri, 19 Jul 2019 21:59:17 +0000

Paris celebrates the champions of Africa

A victory bringing hope

Paris celebrates the champions of Africa, in this Friday like no other, echoing the Hirak, the greens carried by a whole nation in this very special year. An African cup of Nation that I lived between La Goutte d’Or and Barbès. Stressing ! where the Algerian selection led by Belmadi and his golden eleven comes to offer Algeria its second continental title 29 years after the first. Such a point that closes a chapter that has lasted for almost 30 years. Promising a new breath to this nation in full rebirth.

90 minutes of the game when you lose your voice shouting against the referee, the players, and even mate next to you on the table. 90 minutes of torture after a hazardous goal, but enough to close this beautiful competition, that the fennecs honored. The streets of Paris got colored green and red to celebrate the champions of Africa 2019! Footblall fans of Algerian but also Senegalese, Tunisian, Moroccan were at the rendezvous to celebrate Africa.

Women and Men, young and old, Algerian or not, have come together in the city of lights to celebrate this coronation. But also elsewhere, I found myself dreaming of being in Algiers too, and to be able to photograph on the same night these two cities whose history is linked, by past and present.

The Algerian national team has offered one more star to the Algerian people. It will be engraved for generations !

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An uncommon Bastille Day with Algerian football fans

Mahdi Aridj — Mon, 15 Jul 2019 07:00:20 +0000

An uncommon Bastille Day with Algerian football fans

An uncommon Bastille Day

From Barbès to the Champs-Élysées as a procession became a tradition. An uncommon Bastille Day with Algerian football fans after the win of their national team ! This year in addition to the festivities of the national holiday of the 14th of July. Paris saw its streets flooded by thousands of fans celebrating the qualification of the desert foxes to the final of the Africa nations cup.

Fans of the Fennecs rushed into the streets leading to the most beautiful avenue in the world to celebrate this qualification. The Fennecs managed to shake the nets of the Nigerian goal and they made their Algerian fans shaking too from Algiers to Paris! Changing the from stressfull mood to joyfull moment in a half of a second, just the time to realize that the goal is in there!

Cries of joy, smoke, horns accompanied this demonstration of joy and happiness.

After Pigalle, Place de Clichy, place des Ternes here I am on the Champs-Elysées guided by songs and horns. Crossing tourists that came to admire the fireworks earlier, mixed with supporters of the Fennecs. A beautiful evening party despite some people that came to try to spoil the party.

This is only a qualification so 1,2,3 …

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Barbes shivers for the Fennecs

Mahdi Aridj — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 21:50:46 +0000

Barbes shivers for the Fennecs

Barbes Shivers for the Fennecs and Barbès made Paris vibrate in this quarter-final evening. It was only after a long 120 minutes of play and after a tensed penalty shootout that the Algerian national team were able to pull out their qualification in the semifinals of the 2019 African Cup of Nations. When the last penalty of the Ivorian national team struck the post Barbès ignited.

The joy and the songs of the supporters made vibrate this the eighteenth district of Paris. Women, men and children have let their joy flare flags and pennants in hand, smoke red and green have colored the streets and horns have rythmed the songs and screams of happiness. This is just a qualification for the semi-finals, but the fans of the Fennecs needed this victory as to echo the Hirak.

People partying for the Algerian qualification to the semifinals

Greens en route to the semifinal

The fennecs will face the Nigerian selection this Sunday in Cairo, the fans and a whole nation is behind them. In Algeria and all over the world, the tension will be at the rendezvous hardcore fans or just casual fans like me will be behind them to cheer and also live these moments of tension where we find ourselves screaming for a fault that we thought we saw or a missed opportunity … and hope to see his favorite team victorious in those precious times when Algeria lives decisive moments on sports but especially on the politically wise !

1,2,3 …

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Paris May Day

Mahdi Aridj — Wed, 01 May 2019 18:00:31 +0000

Paris May Day

Pictures of the Paris May Day

For Paris May Day, I have stayed in Paris to take the see how it went for the protest … And it was really tensed . Even before the start of the protest at 14:30 the clashes had already started not far from the brewery La rotonde, which was also overprotected due to its symbolism. Between Montparnasse and Vavin, Syndicats, Yellow Vests and Black Blocks were there, gathered. In front of the companies of the french riot police and Gendarmes with reinforcements of the Serious crime Bureau (BAC) of Paris tried to isolate the black blocks of the rest of the procession. The strategy of the police had evolved since the arrival of the new police chief. They were going more into the contact. The most radical protesters equipped with protection also went there. Clashes started even before the departure

Clashes even before the departure

A shower of projectiles fell on the police who fired back with tear gas and riot gun. After being gassed twice I had felt that my saline did not help that much. I went to the #StreetMedic to taste their cocktail much more effective! Later, some of them told me that their protective equipment was confiscated by the police. Besides, I also did not have protection for fear of having them confiscated, a riot police had advised me to wear if I wanted to work safely. The worry is that without a press card or status I risked the get them taken away…

From Montparnasse to the place of Italy

I went to take my breath away, then I followed the procession it was a little calmer. I discovered the police device deployed throughout the course. at each street a team was there to prevent the demonstrators from deviating from the planned path. Towards the hospital Val de Grace, a group of three people dressed in black were resting peacufully on the ground. Then suddenly, about fifteen Riot police fell on them, arrsting them.

Later, I met Robert an American photographer who told me that he had been molested by the police until he passed out. They confiscated his protections earlier in the day. Dressed in black to be accepted by Black Blocks for photography, riot police have targeted him. It must be said that they did not make the difference all the time. When you’re near their baton, you taste it. But if I was able to escape many blows with truncheons thanks to my legsand luck !

The chaos at place d’Italie

I arrived at the police station of the XIII° district, it was guarded by the gendarmes. Barricades delimited a fairly wide perimeter. But it didn’t stop the confrontation. I passed by a first time and it was pretty quiet. I have returned there 5 minutes later. A war scene was happening under my eyes.

People jumping front feet on the gates, throwing stones, firecrackers and other fireworks rained down on the police, who responded with tear gas, riot gun shots, grenades and also stones and also with what passed under their hands . A chaos where my visibility has been reduced. Positioning near the police exposed me to the projectiles of the demonstrators. Positioning myself near protesters exposed me to gas and riot gun shots. A firecracker debris touched me under the eye and there I said to myself: Next time protections ! I took pictures but embarrassed by the gauze I could not hold long. I came back several times, but the third or fourth time almost cost me a lot. I stayed between the two fronts and ran at the last minute to get the picture I wanted to take.

Clouds of tear gas

I had to cross a cloud of gas that choked me, I’ve almost spit my lungs further after an endless run and almost closed eyes. exhausted I was looking for the medics but I could not see anything and choked I went to whereit seemed to be calm except that it was chaos everywhere, it bludgeoned in all directions. I, who trusted my legs, I was not able to move them anymore. After this discharge of adrenaline, my legs shaking. I raised my arms in the air with my camera in my hand. They spared me, others on the ground, were less lucky than me …

Like an arena

I was stuck in Italy’s place for a few hours, the riot police did not let anyone out of the square. Except the press card holders and those who lived right behind in the neighborhood.

More people were entering the square and found themselves stuck, like tourists who did not realize what was happening. Indeed the RATP had closed some metro stations but not place of Italy at that time. The passengers were disembarked in the square and had no place to go and could not get into the metro either. An arena ! the police dressed in civilian and the ones on motorbikes loaded and tried to break into the groups that were forming attacked when they were dispersing.

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The 2019 Algerian protest in Paris – Hirak

Mahdi Aridj — Wed, 10 Apr 2019 17:21:34 +0000

Hirak – الحراك

The 2019 Algerian protest in Paris

The 2019 Algerian protest in Paris – Hirak

The 2019 Algerian protest or the “Hirak”, as I had previously described, brought together men, women and children throughout Algeria. But also in capitals of the West such as Paris, Montreal, Berlin or Madrid … where the diaspora supported this ongoing revolution of the smile by protesting on Sunday as an echoe to Friday demontrsation in Algeria. I was able to attend and capture some moments of these Parisian gatherings. As on Algiers, smiles and militant slogans were at the rendez-vous. As in Algiers, in humor ! it did not in any way decrease the strenght of popular claims.

At “Place de la Republique”, Sundays followed one another, gathering more and more partisans under the curious glances of Frenchmen or tourists attracting their greatest sympathies. The Algerian flags dressed the Place de la République under the eyes of the “Marianne” who has seen the claims evolved over the over-sea newsfeed.

By blue or gray sky Sundays brought together the Algerian diaspora, organizing themselves more and more into a working and thiking group bringing out ideas for a potential new republic. Children’s workshops, booths where artists performed music or other performances. All this under the rhythm of drums and songs of supporters of the USMA (a football club in Algiers) such as “La casa del Mouradia” which out of the stands has become the hymn of the movement. Not to mention the tributes paid to “Haragas” through songs and slogans.

Enough talk! I leave room for pictures !

Photography of Algiers protest

I took these pictures between the end of February and the beginning of March, cut by a stay in Algeria where I was able to attend different gatherings that you can see or see again here

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Hirak – الحراك | The Algerian protests

Mahdi Aridj — Sun, 07 Apr 2019 12:09:37 +0000

Hirak – الحراك

The Algerian protests

Hirak – الحراك | The Algerian protest

Hirak الحراك or movement, this is the Algeria I saw in March 2019. Things are moving, changing ! Yet they remained frozen in appearance for several years. I returned to Algeria for a photo report between January and February and there was nothing to suggest the Hirak happening. Many of my friends asked me how was welcomed the possibility of a 5th term, I said it’s quiet, it seems calm. Then February 22 came, with this wave of protests and human tides in the streets and boulevards of the capital and many other cities in Algeria. That’s when I thought I must go ! I have to go back there ! Meanwhile I had two sundays on Paris, “Place de la république” where I had my firdt vision of the movement that shakes my country.

Arrived on Algiers in early March to cover a fair trade, I’ve been stopped at the airport by the authorities who wanted to seize my camera and all my equipment. It was predictable, I am not a journalist I told them, which is true, i’m not having a press card and above all I was on a mission for an Algerian company. They did not want to know anything at first. But after two hours of negotiations and after they saw on my site and my social media accounts that I was really not a journalist I finally got home.

The tension was palpable at the exit of the airport, the plot was set ! I went to my family to spend some time with them, while being worried about the situation, we all have the image of the Arab Spring and the worst cases that have prevailed in some countries. We also remember the unfortunate bloddy decade that calme after the events of October 1988 … On Friday, March 8 and March 15, I went to walk on Algiers to see with my own eyes this revolution of the smile. Men, women and children in a festive atmosphere and with a smile and above all a lot of civility were at the rendez-vous. A peaceful revolution was taking place. Sometimes a smile on my face sometimes tears in the eyes of emotions.

I leave room for pictures, they say more than my words.

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Labor day – Paris 2017

Mahdi Aridj — Mon, 01 May 2017 18:00:19 +0000

Labor day

Paris, 2017

On this Labor day in Paris, I tried the “photojournalist” hat, during the demonstrations of 1st May 2017. I went armed with my camera body and my 50mm following the march.

“Defense of workers’ rights, calling for a check against the Front National and abstention … the demands of Labor Day were very diverse this year. As the newspaper Libération said the day after. This 1st May was for me the first time I was participating in a march on Paris.

I positioned myself in the heart of the black-block and I was served in terms of actions, they were ready to fight with the forces of order. The balance of the two sides was heavy, more than a hundred side protesting. While in the security forces the Interior Ministry reported two seriously wounded policemen.

I had not felt the smell of tear gas since the riots of 2001 in Tizi-Ouzou my hometown, I can tell you that it sent me back to another era. The violence of repression was quite different.

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Feminist protest against the new government

Feminist protest against the new government

Feminist protest against the new government

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Paris Gay Pride 2020

Paris Gay Pride 2020

Paris Gay Pride 2020

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Medical staff demonstration in Paris

Medical staff demonstration in Paris

Medical staff demonstration in Paris

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Protest against police Brutality in Paris

Protest against police Brutality in Paris

Paris June 13th 2020…

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Tribute to George Floyd in Paris

Tribute to George Floyd in Paris

Tribute to George Floyd in Paris

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Paris women’s rights day

Paris women’s rights day

Paris women’s rights day

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Fridays for future Madrid

Fridays for future Madrid

Protesters put pressure on COP25

Time for action

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Global climate strike Paris

Global climate strike Paris

Global climate strike Paris

A tensed social comeback

“The earth is not your p *** Stop warming it”

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Paris celebrates the champions of Africa

Paris celebrates the champions of Africa

A victory bringing hope

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An uncommon Bastille Day with Algerian football fans

An uncommon Bastille Day with Algerian football fans

An uncommon Bastille Day

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Barbes shivers for the Fennecs

Barbes shivers for the Fennecs

Barbes shivers for the Fennecs

Greens en route to the semifinal

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Paris May Day

Paris May Day

Pictures of the Paris May Day

Clashes even before the departure

From Montparnasse to the place of Italy

The chaos at place d’Italie

Clouds of tear gas

Like an arena

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The 2019 Algerian protest in Paris – Hirak

Hirak – الحراك

The 2019 Algerian protest in Paris

The 2019 Algerian protest in Paris – Hirak

Photography of Algiers protest

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Hirak – الحراك | The Algerian protests

Hirak – الحراك

The Algerian protests

Hirak – الحراك | The Algerian protest

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Labor day – Paris 2017

Labor day

Paris, 2017

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