For more than a week, vast nocturnal gatherings have spread across France in a citizen-led movement that has rattled the government.
Nuit debout (loosely “rise up at night”) began on 31 March with a twilight sit-in in Paris after the latest street demonstrations by students and unions critical of President François Hollande’s proposed changes to labour laws.
Participants have since held debates in the public spaces on everything from the dominance of Google to tax evasion or inequality on housing estates and have focussed on the recent Panama Papers revelations.
French police on Monday removed tents and banners installed by protesters who have vowed to return.
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