Curfew imposed in certain areas of Paris every night until Monday morning
Summary
A curfew has been put in place in some parts of Paris, lasting every night from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. until Monday morning. This was done after recent violence and looting during protests, but students still held a large protest on Thursday after a court lifted a police ban.Key Facts
- The curfew applies in certain areas of Paris every night from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. until Monday morning.
- The curfew began after violence and looting occurred over the weekend.
- The Paris police prefecture officially ordered the curfew extension on Thursday.
- Students held a protest on Thursday even though the police had banned it.
- The protest went ahead because a court overturned the police ban using an emergency decision.
- Students have been protesting for weeks, including before the bigger rallies on October 17.
- The unrest is partly linked to issues like inflation and education.
- French political leaders and officials are responding to the unrest and protests.
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