Money Monster ? #LoiTravail #loielkhomri #manif14juin #greve14juin #Paris pic.twitter.com/nLhwg4E0ZW
— Anthony Gonzalez (@AnthoGonzalez56) June 14, 2016
Aïe le Starbucks. #manif14juin pic.twitter.com/lSxgVAxxUC
— Matthieu Petit (@matthewlittlemp) June 14, 2016
During police violence in #Paris, a demonstrator responds with a swift kick. #LoiTravail #manif14juin #greve14juin pic.twitter.com/JlE4E4SMbI
— ѕyndιcalιѕт (@syndicalisms) June 14, 2016

Protesters chant in French “Who are the hooligans? They are!” @TheLocalFrance pic.twitter.com/PJrZxAXc4U
— Marianna Spring (@mariannaspring) June 14, 2016
Some protesters smash the glass-cased map on a public toilet and graffiti an “A” above it @TheLocalFrance pic.twitter.com/URl9ylvLRE
— Marianna Spring (@mariannaspring) June 14, 2016
Many protesters wearing goggles and handkerchiefs in case riot police use tear gas pic.twitter.com/6mITVgn2kh
— The Local France (@TheLocalFrance) June 14, 2016

“I've been to all the demos since March because I want to live in dignity, not just survive,” said Aurelien Boukelmoune, a 26-year-old technician marching in Paris.
“I want the reforms to be withdrawn, pure and simple. Only then will it stop. For the government's sake, they should withdraw the law, otherwise we'll block the economy.”
High alert
The latest in a wave of protests that began in March coincides with a French Senate debate on the reforms, which are aimed at making the job market more flexible and reducing high unemployment but which critics see as too pro-business.
President Francois Hollande's Socialist government has voiced hope the latest day of protest will be a last stand for the movement.
Oliver Gee/Marianna Spring/AFP
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