Story no.205OngoingJustice +3NotableParis +624 Oct → 11 Nov25 facts · 59 art.
Anti-terrorist measures targeting protesters ahead of October 31
On the eve of the October 31 mobilization, activists were subjected to individual administrative control and surveillance measures (Micas), inherited from the state of emergency, which notably required them to check in at police stations. In Marseille, a thirty-year-old with a clean criminal record received such a measure on October 30. On November 4, unions and civil liberties defenders denounced these bans and measures in Paris, while the CGT, UNEF, and League of Human Rights filed an appeal against restrictions on the right to protest. Magistrates, lawyers, and NGOs also criticized "authoritarian" measures, and the Ministry of the Interior was described as deploying its anti-terrorism arsenal against the far-left. On November 10, the Paris Administrative Court heard an appeal to annul measures targeting left-wing activists, without the Ministry of the Interior appearing. On November 11, administrative justice ruled against these anti-terrorist measures, a decision criticizing their use by the executive branch.
In brief
Ongoing story bringing together 25 events nationwide, followed from 24 October 2026 to 11 November 2026. 59 articles from 30 sources (justice, security, politics and 1 more); last updated on 11 November 2026 at 21:09. Reported toll: 75 arrests.
40 articles of rated outlets · 19 unrated outside the bar · 30 sources (59 art.) · the three sides talk about it · outlets: left 12, centre 9, right 2
Angle comparison for the whole story
The three political leanings cover the same administrative measures targeting protesters, but the left presents them as an authoritarian shift and an infringement on the right to protest, the center focuses on the legal framework and criticisms from lawyers, and the right highlights the neutralization of radical profiles and the use of the anti-terrorism arsenal.
Left
Highlights the denunciation of an "authoritarian shock," the defense of the right to protest as a fundamental freedom, appeals filed by unions and NGOs, and the absence of the Ministry of the Interior at the hearing.
Centre
Explains the mechanism of Micas and house arrest orders, reports on lawyers' criticisms regarding the assimilation between terrorism and activism, and gives voice to those targeted.
Right
Emphasizes the deployment of the anti-terrorism arsenal against the far-left and the intent to neutralize violent and radical profiles before demonstrations, relying on ministry telegrams.
Written by an AI from headlines and extracts only of all events in the story · 11 Nov, 06h06
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Paris : audience sur le recours contre les mesures antiterroristes visant des militants
Le tribunal administratif de Paris a examiné mardi 10 novembre un recours en annulation de mesures antiterroristes prises contre des militants de gauche. Le ministère de l'Intérieur ne s'est pas présenté à l'audience.
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- 16h56
Un magistrat administratif s'inquiète des mesures restreignant le droit de manifester
Thomas Giraud, magistrat administratif et président du syndicat Jaci, exprime ses inquiétudes sur la légalité de certains arrêtés préfectoraux et mesures administratives pris dans le cadre du mouvement social, faute d'examen à temps par les tribunaux.
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- La justice administrative désavoue les mesures antiterroristes visant des militants11 Nov
- Paris : audience sur le recours contre les mesures antiterroristes visant des militants11 Nov
- Un magistrat administratif s'inquiète des mesures restreignant le droit de manifester10 Nov
- Beauvau mobilise l'arsenal antiterroriste contre l'ultragauche7 Nov
- Les « Micas », assignations héritées de l'état d'urgence, visent des manifestants7 Nov
- Un enseignant marseillais raconte son assignation à résidence pour l'empêcher de manifester7 Nov
- Le droit de manifester, une liberté fondamentale de plus en plus menacée7 Nov
- Why wild marches form on the sidelines of declared demonstrations7 Nov
- Le gouvernement utilise les outils antiterroristes pour assigner à résidence des manifestants7 Nov
- Un journal dénonce le « choc autoritaire » de la Macronie6 Nov