The mobilization against the labor law in the street – Le Parisien

April 1, 2016, 24:59 | Update: April 1, 2016, 12:59

000 identified by the authorities, between 400,000 and 500,000, including 100,000 young people, according to the trade unions (CGT, Solidaires, FSU) and youth (UNEF, SGL, UNL, LDIFs).
in Paris, the police headquarters dénombrait 27,000 to 29,000 protesters.
This first interprofessional mobilization day coincided with calls for strike at the SNCF and RATP on internal slogans (working conditions, salaries) but in these companies, the CGT was solidarity movement
– March 17. new youth engagement, termed ” success “by the UNEF, which identified 150,000 young but punctuated by incidents with thirty arrests, including Paris, Rennes and Marseille. Several universities were closed by administrative decision
The authorities recorded 69,000 demonstrators across France, including 9,000 in Paris
– March 24:.. The day of its presentation by the Cabinet, the project, amended compared to the first version, put in the street about 43,000 young people (mainly), whose 4800-5200 in Paris, according to the Ministry of Interior. The organizers do not provide overall estimates.
The parades have degenerated including Paris, Nantes and Rouen (forty inquiries). A Parisian high school student was severely beaten by a peacekeeper (the scene was filmed, was widely circulated on social networks), placed in custody on 31 March.
– March 31: Despite government concessions, the number of protesters dual compared to 9 March. In 250 cities, nearly 390,000 people, officials, are attending the second inter-day. 1.2 million, including 200,000 young people, according to organizers.
In Paris, the police headquarters has identified 26,000 to 28,000 protesters.
Again, incidents have often erupted between masked protesters and security forces, notably in Paris, Rennes, Grenoble Nantes. The day ended with a hundred arrests and thirty wounded (mostly police), according to authorities.
strike notice had also been deposited at the SNCF and RATP to the first internal reasons but several unions have joined the protest of the bill.
For their part, the unions said reformists (CFDT, CFTC, CFE-CGC and Unsa side Fage students) held rallies on March 12 to request a modification of the project. In Paris, they brought together 600 to 700 people, according to police.