Police denied existence of seriously injured demonstrator Le Monde is reporting that on Sunday morning, the police prefecture had announced that 34 police officers and 18 demonstrators had been wounded.
39 year-old trade unionist in a coma A trade unionist of the South-Postal and Telecommunications Authorities trade union (Sud-PTT), a 39 year old, was left in a coma following clashes with police.
Strike called as demonstrator remains in coma Trade unions and students' organisations have named Tuesday 28th March as a nationwide day of strikes and protests.
Anti-CPE Movement: Nanterre university, Paris, 20th March 2006 Pepper spray attack by police on students and staff occupying Nanterre university on 20th March 2006…
Police fortify positions around the Sorbonne We understand that police have chosen to defend their positions around the Sorbonne University on the left bank of Paris.
As situation escalates, police fire rubber bullets Riot police last night fired rubber pellets and tear gas at students who pelted them with petrol bombs and stones as protests at new labour laws…
Violence against demonstrations in France Police units attack anti-CPE demonstration and anarchists are arrested as repression against the movement steps up.
CRS break Sorbonne occupation After three days of occupation riot police (CRS) evicted the 400 occupiers of the Sorbonne just before 4am.
Demonstration over death in Plumstead On Sunday, while the media was focused on the protests at the Danish embassy, another protest involving the Somali community in London was occurring, ignored by almost all media sources.
Police called to Belfast posties' picket line On the eighth day of the Belfast postal workers' wildcat strike police have been called to picket lines which were blocking the entries to the Mallusk sorting office.
LA '92: The context of a proletarian uprising Distorted by the bourgeois press, reduced to a mere 'race riot' by many on the left, the L.A. rebellion was the most serious urban uprising this…
Massive boost to police and state powers Chris Marsden examines the recent growth in state and police powers in Britain, particularly since the introduction of the Serious and Organised Crime Act of 2005 on January 1st.
