Families, neighborhood groups, unions and anti-racist activists marched in cities across France for public liberties, social justice and an end to systemic racism and police violence. The call followed Nahel Merzouk's killing and the state response to the subsequent unrest, while drawing on a longer history of anti-racist organizing. The coalition included different tactics and political positions. The event counters the idea that concerns about racialized policing emerged only through international media attention in 2020.
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What issues were named in the 23 September 2023 marches?
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Unions, families and neighborhood groups called for broad justice and rights demands.
The September 2023 marches included demands against systemic racism and police violence.
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The calls also addressed public liberties and social justice.