Feminist Alerts To Block The Extreme Right - Paris

Feminist Alerts To Block The Extreme Right - Paris

Céline Verzeletti during demonstrations and calls to block the extreme right. Following the irresponsible dissolution of the National Assembly, the possibility of the far right coming to power is now very real. Its priority obsession is to undermine the rights and freedoms of a huge section of the population: women, racialised, disabled, trans and LGBTQIA+ people, migrants, girls and children in Paris France on 23 June 2024. Photo by Pierrick Villette/ABACAPRESS.COM

Public Sector Workers Demonstrate - Paris

Public Sector Workers Demonstrate - Paris

Member of French union Confederation Generale du Travail (CGT) Celine Verzeletti during a demonstration of civil services as part of a nationwide call by labour unions (CFDT, CFE-CGC, CGT, FA, FO, FSU, Solidaires and UNSA) for better wages, in Paris, France, on March 19, 2024. The civil service unions are calling on the 5.7 million French public employees to demonstrate, four months ahead of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, during which the CGT and FO unions have already promised to file strike notices. Photo by Pierrick Villette/ABACAPRESS.COM

Silent March For Peace - Paris

Silent March For Peace - Paris

Céline Verzeletti attending the Silent March for Peace organised by more than 500 personalities from the world of culture calling for an immediate end to the fratricidal war between Palestinians and Israelis, in Paris, France, on November 19, 2023. Photo by Pierrick Villette/ABACAPRESS.COM

Rally Against Police Violence In Memory Of Adama Traore - Paris

Rally Against Police Violence In Memory Of Adama Traore - Paris

Céline Verzeletti from CGT at the rally against police violence in memory of Adama Traore. 'March for Adama Traore' - seven years after his death, at Place de la Republique, in Paris, France, on July 8, 2023. Seven years after Adama Traore, a young black man, died in police custody, his sister had planned to lead a commemorative march north of Paris in Persan and Beaumont-sur-Oise. However, with tensions still high following the police killing of 17-year-old Nahel, of Algerian origin, at a traffic stop last week, a court ruled the chance of public disturbance was too high to allow the march to proceed. Photo by Pierrick Villette/ABACAPRESS.COM