The march was called by a number of individuals and organizations, including the Collective against Islamophobia in France (CCIF). Photo: Geoffroy van der Hasselt/AFP"We want to be heard… not pushed to edge of society," Asmae Eumosid, a veiled woman from the suburbs of Paris, told AFP. Photo: Geoffroy van der Hasselt/AFPClaudine Rodinson, a 76-year-old pensioner, came with a group fo the radical left Lutte Ouvriere (Workers Struggle) party. Photo: Geoffroy van der Hasselt/AFPSeveral members of the government meanwhile made it clear they had no sympathy for the march. Radical Islamism had killed far more Muslims in France than Islamophobia, she argued.

Source: The Local November 11, 2019 07:25 UTC