a long and proud tradition of collective action for social change is criminalizing protest in this way. r.t. paris with the french government to respond to these charges so far no comment you awful develop french rights defender says the way protesters have been treated has undermined trust. the french government. to repress the protest vote to you're asked to call them do you know best the president micro used the police. very strong strength to to stop the protest using force which was not necessary but in fact he was using force to tempt the people stay home to protest in the street they were not. there or delinquent people they were just upset of the leaving of the level of living in france i think the people are. in their skin

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