Pro-Gaza protest is forbidden: the prefect of police calls do not go there

By Le Nouvel Observateur with AFP | Le Nouvel Observateur -

Police Prefect of Paris, Bernard Boucault who planned a pro-Palestinian demonstration in the capital banned for Saturday, calls not for the rally under the penalty of being arrested go.

He offered a few days banned Paris Police Prefecture demonstration on Friday after clashes erupted rally last week against two synagogues in the leading edge.

This decision was administrative law Friday confirmed dam organizers.

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With the "responsibility," Bernard Boucault request, the request is sent to the AFP that people respect the decree banning demonstrations for Gaza.

Prefect of Police also warns that if protesters "or demonstrators' attempts to participate in danger," to be monitored, arrested and brought to justice. "

Rally "Wild"

Despite the ban, the organizers expect that the flow of Barbès marched, originally scheduled departure north of the capital, Saturday at 15 hours.

New Anti-Capitalist Party (NPA) has kept its charm Palestinian rally in Paris on Saturday, despite the prohibition of the event.

"We call this case because it is able to express the solidarity with the Palestinians in Paris to express" Officer Sandra Demarcq Test Ban said "illegal and outrageous."

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