Paris Police Ban Radical Feminist Night March Over Public Order Concerns

Authorities cite potential for hate speech and community tensions linked to pro-Palestinian groups' involvement in the March 7 event.

The Paris police prefecture has officially prohibited the 'radical feminist night march' planned for March 7, citing risks to public order.
The march, organized to protest perceived threats to women's rights and rising far-right influence, was set to run from Gare de l'Est to Hôtel de Ville.
Authorities raised concerns over participation by pro-Palestinian groups Samidoun and Urgence Palestine, whose messaging could incite tensions with the Jewish community.
Samidoun, identified as a terrorist organization in Canada and Germany, has been linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
A separate women's rights demonstration is scheduled for March 8 at Place de la République, with widespread political and public participation expected.