2023-05-13 13:21:48
The administrative court of Paris on Saturday suspended an order of the police headquarters prohibiting the holding of a conference organized on Saturday afternoon by the royalist movement Action française classified on the far right. The police prefecture indicated “to take note” of this decision. She had published this decree on Friday, after a circular from the Minister of the Interior aimed at banning several “demonstrations and gatherings of the ultra-right”, following the controversy linked to the demonstration in Paris on May 6 by ultra-right activists mostly with their faces hidden and wearing Celtic crosses.
“Our colloquium will take place! First victory for this great weekend,” responded French Action on Twitter. This symposium of the organization, entitled “France in danger”, is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. The organization had seized the administrative justice of a summary freedom, an emergency procedure when the applicant considers to be in the presence of a “serious and manifestly illegal attack” on a fundamental freedom on the part of a service of the ‘State.
Six events, including five linked to the far right, planned for this weekend in Paris have been banned in total. Among them is another event at the initiative of Action Française, a demonstration in homage to Joan of Arc convened on Sunday morning from Place de l’Opéra (9th arr.). The organization announced that it had also filed an interim order with the Paris administrative court against this ban.
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