On the weekend following the UN anti-racism day, tens of thousands marched in Paris and other cities against racism and the far right. The calls were supported by unions, associations, migrant collectives and anti-racist organizations; participants included undocumented people, young migrants and students. Organizers linked hostility toward immigrants and their children with wider racialized exclusions and called for collective resistance. Crowd estimates varied by source and city. This march extended the 21st-century tradition of coalition-building between anti-racist and migrant-rights movements.
Inisiá sesion pa gusta òf marká e relato aki.
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Pro-Palestinian association seeks court order to block Israeli property fair in Paris
📅 12 Novèmber 2026
Students and education workers strike as protests continue across France
📅 10 Novèmber 2026
France advances a 1.6% minimum-wage rise as unions call for broader pay increases and a strike
📅 9 Novèmber 2026
Education unions call a new strike and demonstrations for 10 November
📅 7 Novèmber 2026
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Ainda no tin pregunta di quiz pa e relato akí.
The March of Solidarities called for action against racism and fascism.
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The 2025 march mobilized migrant-rights and anti-racist groups under that call.