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Paris attack: Far-right protesters who stormed silent vigil chased away by attendees shouting 'go away fascists' | Europe | News | The Independent

15.11.15

Paris attack: Far-right protesters who stormed silent vigil chased away by attendees shouting 'go away fascists' | Europe | News | The Independent: Security forces intervened to separate the two groups before tensions escalated further and the far-right protestors moved, still singing, to a street further away.

After they had gone, the crowd broke its silence, singing the French national anthem La Marseilleise.

Authorities had discouraged the public gathering but the League of the Right’s of Man, a human rights NGO that organised it, got the go-ahead from the local police station.


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