Hundreds gathered in Paris despite a police ban on a march organized by relatives of Adama Traoré. The demonstration took place shortly after Nahel Merzouk's killing and the nationwide unrest that followed, placing police violence, racialized policing and the right to assemble at the center of public debate. The authorities cited public-order concerns; organizers called for justice and accountability. The event is not conflated with the earlier uprising or with all participants' actions during that period.
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What did the July 2023 Paris march defy?
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Relatives of Adama Traoré called a march that was prohibited after the unrest following Nahel's death.
The July 2023 Paris march against police violence had been banned by authorities.
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Hundreds attended despite the ban, called by relatives of Adama Traoré.