A new wave of protests against the labor reform has covered Paris. On Thursday, September 15, about 13 thousand people took part in rallies.
Most activists peacefully walked through the streets, shouting slogans.
But there were several groups of people who committed serious violations of public order, they had been throwing "Molotov cocktails" and stones at police officers in particular.
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told reporters that 15 police officers were injured, two of them seriously harmed during the order restore on the streets of Paris.
In total 62 people were arrested, 32 of them were left in custody for a long time.
According to the Paris police, 4 protesters were injured during detention.
Since the establishment of the new draft labor law, this is the fourteenth protest. Folk performances have a negative impact on the rating of the current government.
Almost all previous demonstrations were accompanied by violence and ended with no avail.
Recall that the unrest began after the adoption of the draft labor reform without the participation of Parliament. According to the new labor law, every company has the right to increase the number of working hours for employees through trade unions.
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