Police demonstrate against 'anti-violence flic'

- Wednesday in the series of protests against the renewal of the French labor manifests a group that rarely goes to the streets: the police. Agents have enough of the anti-flic'-violence in the increasingly violent demonstrations.

In late March starting at the Paris République demonstrations rose 'loi-El Khomri, 'a much-needed adaptation of French labor law. Soon culminated the night events in riots which the police were often the target. Since this movement 'Nuit Debout' began, there are 300 officers injured.

were after the November 2015 attacks 'les flics' just hoisted on the shield. The French were proud of the special forces raids did at terrorists and the soldiers still guarding potential targets. But after a demonstrator in Rennes lost his eye in a batch, and images surfaced of a young Parisian who got an uppercut of a runner, hit the image. Now during demonstrations 'everyone hates the police 'chanted. The stones and other projectiles flying agents to the ears. They will demonstrate in fifty cities.
  
    
     
      
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Tuesday went to France a week strike launched against law-El Khomri, which makes it easier to include employers to lay off workers and can make them temporarily more work for the same salary. Francois Hollande bypassed parliament and introduced the law by decree, which came to more resistance. The Senate is now looking into the text.

Yesterday western France was down by, among other blockages in the ports of Saint-Nazare and Le Havre. The roads around Caen, Rennes and Nantes were blocked by truckers. In Paris, the tension between police and demonstrators again. Starting Wednesday ceases part of the railway workers, Thursday has been scheduled a demonstration in Paris.