A further Paris march, called by a union coalition, demanded a ceasefire and humanitarian protection for civilians in Gaza. Crowd estimates again differed between police and organizers. Participants came with varied political motivations, including humanitarian concern, opposition to the war and support for Palestinian self-determination. Reporting noted this diversity, so the march should not be treated as a single political voice. The recurrence of these marches also made access to public space and consistent application of protest rules central movement concerns.
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