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French Interior Minister fears disorder after dark on Halloween

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Briefings

France's Interior Minister issued a Halloween warning stating face-covering remains illegal at demonstrations, while the Paris march route was blocked by the highest administrative court. Protests are organized by Yellow Vest activists and students, with 70,000 security personnel deployed and curfews imposed in some areas. The court upheld a ban on the planned route, forcing participants to the eastern outskirts of Paris.

Key points

• The French Interior Minister issued a Halloween warning stating that covering one's face at a demonstration remains illegal.
• The Paris march route was blocked by the highest administrative court, forcing protesters to remain on the eastern outskirts of the capital.

Context

Nationwide demonstrations over the cost of living and school conditions are organized by Yellow Vest activists and students, dubbed 'Act Three'. The court's decision to block the planned route and the deployment of 70,000 security personnel indicate a significant escalation in the conflict.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 31, 2026, reporting on a court decision and ministerial warning. Specific dates for the court ruling are not provided, and the article does not contain quotes or causal claims regarding the protests.

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