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Police teargassing a peaceful orchestra in Paris highlights dangerous state overreach against nonviolent protest and artistic expression.
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Police teargassing a peaceful orchestra in Paris highlights dangerous state overreach against nonviolent protest and artistic expression.
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New World Orchestra’s musicians are shocked at French police targeting peaceful gathering with teargasEurope live – latest updatesAs riot police encircled Place de la République last week, lobbing teargas canisters to disperse demonstrators, the conductor Étienne Jarrier and his orchestra played on. They kept playing even after everyone else had disappeared and teargas was being fired into the central Paris square.It was only when Jarrier noticed his musicians were being directly targeted that he ordered them to stop. “There were teargas canisters landing in the double bass and music stand cases, and starting fires the musicians had to stamp out,” he told the Guardian. Continue reading...
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