Sunday saw France observe its first annual day of commemoration for Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish army officer wrongly convicted of treason in one of the country's most notorious cases of antisemitism. With reports of hate speech on the rise, President Emmanuel Macron said France had yet to shed its "old demons" of prejudice.
The inaugural commemoration fell on the 120th anniversary of France's highest appeals court recognising Dreyfus's innocence on 12 July 1906.