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A court has validated the Paris march route from Porte d'Italie to Porte de Vincennes for 24 October.
A court has validated the route for a demonstration in Paris on Saturday, 24 October 2026, which will run from Porte d'Italie to Porte de Vincennes, according to reporting. The ruling comes after the Paris police prefecture banned the original route at Place de la Bastille.
The reporting does not name the party that challenged the route, nor does it set out the court's reasoning. It also does not give the legal grounds cited for the Bastille ban or the expected number of marchers.
Each fact rests on a single report, so the details should be read as provisional. The available material does not say how organisers have responded to the ruling or whether further legal action is planned.
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Court Ruling Upholds Paris Route Ahead of Saturday's March
From a legal standpoint, the ruling addresses a challenge to the route set by the Paris police prefecture. The court's decision leaves the Porte d'Italie to Porte de Vincennes route in place. The reporting does not name the appellant or describe the arguments heard, so the basis of the decision remains unclear from the available material.
Paris Authorities Keep Single Route as Bastille Demonstration Is Banned
Viewed through public order arrangements, the prefecture has limited Saturday's authorised march to one corridor and barred demonstrations at Place de la Bastille. The court's decision keeps that single route in effect. Reporting describes a large police presence at the square but gives no officer numbers, and the reasons for the Bastille ban are not stated.