Paris, France. 20th March, 2021. Demonstration of families of victims of police violence, against the denial of human rights, impunity and justice

Paris, France. 20th March, 2021. Demonstration of families of victims of police violence, against the denial of human rights, impunity and justice Stock Photo

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20 March 2021

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Paris, France. 20th March, 2021. Demonstration of families of victims of police violence, against the denial of human rights, impunity and the denial of justice. The victims of state violence march for truth, justice and reparation within the framework of the International Days against violence by law enforcement and against racism on Saturday March 20, 2021 in Paris, France. This event was organized at the call of several groups, including the Network of Mutual Aid Truth and Justice, the March of Solidarity, the # StopLoiSécuritéGLobale Coordination or associations supporting undocumented migrants. Credit: Bernard Menigault/Alamy Stock Photo

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