A thousand people demonstrated peacefully in Paris on Sunday against the government's immigration law, at the call of several groups, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the "march against racism" of 1983.
"Forty years later, we are still marching for equal rights and justice, against racism and the Darmanin law," read one of the banner at the procession which went from Montparnasse to Place d’Italie, drawing a crowd of around 1,100 people, according to police.
