Paris, November 5, 2015. – 800 demonstrators marched demanding “justice for Adama Traoré”, this Saturday, in Paris. – AFP

Eight hundred people, according to police estimates, marched Saturday in the centre of Paris to demand “justice for Adama” Traoré. The 24-year-old died on 19 July during his arrest by the police in the Val-d’oise.

protesters marched from the place du Châtelet to the place de la République, to the cries of “No justice, no peace” or ” Cops everywhere, justice nowhere “. The event, which took place in the quiet, was punctuated by minutes of silence in memory of the young man, who died at Beaumont-sur-Oise on the day of his 24th birthday.

” A symbol of police violence “

the head of the procession, members of the family of Adama Traoré were holding a banner : “Make front against the impunity of gendarmes. “Other protesters deployed a banner referring to the claim of the police to reform the rules of self-defence :” in the Face of the forces of order, the extension of the legitimate distrust. “

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