Gaza : l'interdiction de la manifestation pro-palestinienne à Paris validée par la justice - Haiti24

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Gaza : l'interdiction de la manifestation pro-palestinienne à Paris validée par la justice - Haiti24

L'interdiction préfectorale de la manifestation en soutien au peuple palestinien, convoquée samedi après-midi à Paris, a été validée par le tribunal administratif. La justice fait entre autres valoir "la gravité de risques de troubles à l'ordre public". Le juge des référés a ainsi rejeté les requêtes de 14 associations et particuliers qui contestaient cette décision au nom de la liberté d'expression et de réunion.

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