Thousands March in Marseille Demanding Justice for Rue d'Aubagne Collapse Victims

Protesters call for accountability and highlight ongoing issues of inadequate housing ahead of a pivotal trial.

The trial for the deadly 2018 building collapse on Rue d'Aubagne in Marseille is set to begin on November 7, involving sixteen defendants.
Over 3,000 people participated in a march to honor the eight victims and demand improved housing conditions in the city.
Demonstrators carried banners calling for 'justice and a dignified home' and paused for a moment of silence at the collapse site.
The collapse highlighted long-standing issues of neglect and poor housing conditions in Marseille, sparking widespread public anger.
Activists are urging political accountability, with particular focus on former city officials implicated in the case.