Days of anger, Paris 2016.

French government decided a labour law reform. After the legislation was first proposed in parliament, and while it was still in its draft stage, it was met with significant public opposition and became a catalyst for strikes and demonstrations organised by trades unions and student groups. A broader protest movement known as Nuit Debout arose within the context of opposition to the legislation; the movement stated its aims as "overthrowing the El Khomri bill and the world it represents".