Thousands marched in Paris for a ceasefire and in solidarity with Palestinians, in one of the first large authorized gatherings after the government’s initial restrictions. The Council of State had clarified that prohibitions must be decided case by case. Participants expressed grief over civilian deaths and called for a political settlement; some explicitly affirmed the safety of civilians on both sides. The event illustrates how movements negotiated the right to protest amid the trauma of the 7 October attacks and the assault on Gaza.
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Which demands were prominent in the November 2023 Gaza solidarity marches?
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Participants called for a ceasefire, humanitarian protection and political rights.