Parisian protest

Following the success of far-right party Rassemblement National (RN) during the European elections in June 2024 and the announcement of snap parliamentary elections in France, protesters took to the streets in Paris to demonstrate against the far right.

A protest sign saying: "Women screw the R-hate", a wordplay on the initials of the far-right party Rassemblement National (RN).
A protest sign saying: "Women screw the R-hate", a wordplay on the initials of the far-right party Rassemblement National (RN).
Graffiti tags on statues at the place de la République in central Paris.
Graffiti tags on statues at the place de la République in central Paris.
The protesters sing and dance in the street.
The protesters sing and dance in the street.
A protester sits on the roof of a bus stop.
A protester sits on the roof of a bus stop.
A dog wearing a neckerchief from the CGT, one of France's main workers' unions.
A dog wearing a neckerchief from the CGT, one of France's main workers' unions.
A sticker in the path of the demonstration saying "Revolutionary love - Popular Front" in reference to the newly-formed left-party bloc.
A sticker in the path of the demonstration saying "Revolutionary love - Popular Front" in reference to the newly-formed left-party bloc.
Banners left by the protesters saying: "And the people rises up".
Banners left by the protesters saying: "And the people rises up".
The protesters converge at the place de la Nation, the end point of the demonstration.
The protesters converge at the place de la Nation, the end point of the demonstration.