Participants at the “Gay Pride”, 2 July 2016 paris – FRANCOIS GUILLOT AFP

The killing of Orlando was still fresh in heads, this Saturday
 the Pride march in Paris. Three weeks after the shooting in this gay club in Florida, the United States, participants
 the largest annual gathering LGBT were reassured to see the controls at the entrance to the event, which is part of the River Seine at the Louvre, 15 hours, 17 hours to reach Bastille. The trip, twice shorter than usual (2.4km), was
 edited by the Prefecture of Paris and the Ministry of Interior for security reasons

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Measures understood by the demonstrators, some even being “too light” yet systematic excavations of bags. “They protect us from anything, so you do feel worried,” said Alain, 35, from Gironde and that comes in each edition for seventeen years. Accompanied by his friend, he was content to fly a rainbow flag this year: “Normally I disguise myself every time, but this year I’m too scared. “



” Many did not come from fear, I understand “

This concern is shared in the procession. Leslie and Vaïna, 20, have winced on controls at the entrance: “I thought it was weird, because the last two years, there was not and the course began to Montparnasse. “Thomas, 26, participated in his fourth Gay Pride:” Orlando was there not even a month, so if we shorten the path to security, I’m all for it. Much knowledge