2023-06-25 05:11:31
Thousands of people criss-crossed Paris this Saturday, under the sun, on the occasion of the Pride march in Paris. For the first time, the “gay pride”, as it is nicknamed, took place without a float, for ecological and security reasons. What give a new perspective to the event, with a less cluttered vision, and offer a new photographic point of view… Here are seven photos of this march.
The Parisian “pride” took shape behind the only truck present, carrying the banner “For ten years, marriage for all, always, violence for all”.
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The watchword of this new edition was to fight against “violence for all”, while six young minors were arrested shortly before for attacking a person joining the demonstration.
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The Pride march joined this Saturday the Place de la Nation to that of the Republic via Bastille.
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The event included a small electric train, cargo bikes and other tuk-tuks to carry banners and speakers for music.
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The demonstration is generally a means of conveying messages of peace and the fight against discrimination.
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In Paris this Saturday, other pride marches are to be organized in the coming days in several cities in France, large and small.
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It was under the sun that the Parisian demonstration took place this Saturday, bringing together thousands of participants.
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