Warning from France from Canada

In a Canadian government statement, it was indicated that protests that broke out in cities across France in response to the killing of a 17-year-old boy by police continue.

BE CAREFUL WARNING

In the statement, Canadian citizens traveling to France are warned to “be very careful.”

In the statement, it was stated that demonstrations against police violence have been organized in France since June 27, with further demonstrations planned in many other cities across the country, including Paris, Lyon and Toulouse.

“The protesters caused disruptions to services and transportation,” the statement said. There is vandalism, arson and violent clashes between protesters and police. In some cases, security forces use tear gas to disperse the crowd.” expressions were used.

Pointing to enhanced security measures, the statement noted that the demonstrations took place in strategic areas such as transportation hubs, public places, and especially tourist attractions in Paris.

EVENTS IN FRANCE

Images of a police officer shooting and killing a 17-year-old driver during traffic control in the city of Nanterre on June 27 sparked outrage across the country. Nearly 1,500 people were arrested in the ongoing events and more than 200 police officers were injured. (AA)