Gathering Against The Banalization Od Far Right Ideas And Violence

Gathering Against The Banalization Od Far Right Ideas And Violence

A woman wears a sticker reading 'Antifascist'. The Toulouse's branch of the Human Rights League (LDH, Ligue des Droits de l'Homme) organized a gathering to denounce the banalization of far right extremism in the French society. A mayor, Yannick Morez (mayor of Saint Brievin) quits after his house and his car were burnt by far right extremists and after several protests called by extremists against the mayor as the CADA ( Reception center for asylum seekers) was planned to be displaced near a school. Toulouse. France. May 25th 2023. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)

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