France: Protest in Paris against proposed police legislation

Sep 20, 2026

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Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Thousands gather in Paris to protest against the Licence to Kill new bill PARIS, FRANCE-SEPTEMBER 20, 2026: Thousands of people gather today in Paris to protest against the new bill Licence to Kill Non au permis de tuer, which allegedly allows the French police to use more violence in the streets with the protesters,even with the use of arms, if necessary. The protest begins peacefully at the Republic Square with protesters carrying signs and flags. Later on, gets more violent as the gendarmerie starts using tear gas in the streets and cornering protesters. Paris France Copyright: x xNadiaxCaimix xJNAxPressx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Assa Traore take part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris President of La France Insoumise - Nouveau Front Populaire parliamentary group Mathilde Panot takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris President of La France Insoumise - Nouveau Front Populaire parliamentary group Mathilde Panot takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Demonstrators take part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Demonstrators take part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Demonstrators take part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint Denis takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint Denis takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint Denis takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint Denis and French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint Denis and French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint Denis and French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris President of La France Insoumise - Nouveau Front Populaire parliamentary group Mathilde Panot (L), and French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon (R)takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris President of La France Insoumise - Nouveau Front Populaire parliamentary group Mathilde Panot (L), and French left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) founder and candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon (R)takes part in a march against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026.Photos by Jeremy Paoloni ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xPaolonixJeremy ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Demonstration Against Police Violences and Impunity - Paris March against the bill dubbed the permis de tuer (license to kill), which would grant police and gendarmes a presumption of legitimate self-defence when using firearms, called by a coalition including Amnesty International France, the Ligue des droits de l Homme (Human Rights League) and the SAVE collective, in Paris, on September 20, 2026. Photo by Alain Apaydin ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France Copyright: xApaydinxAlain ABACAx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx
Protest against proposed police law in Paris PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 20: Thousands protest against proposed police law that will legitimate use of violence for police and gendarmes in Paris, France on September 20, 2026. Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelghani Alsayed Anadolu Paris France. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxMohamadxSalaheldinxAbdelghanixAlsayedx

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