An image shared on social media contrasts a photo of what is claimed to be a pro-refugee protest in France in 2016 with a recent photo of the riots. But the ‘2016’ picture wasn’t taken in France, and is from the year before.
The first picture, captioned “France in 2016” shows a group of young people apparently at a march, holding a large banner which reads: “They are not dangerous, they are in danger! #refugeeswelcome”.
But this picture wasn’t taken in France at all. It is actually from a large demonstration that took place inThe second picture, captioned “France in 2023”, shows the silhouettes of what appear to be a number of emergency service workers in front of several burning vehicles.The unrest in France, which followed the police shooting of teenager Nahel M in the Paris suburb of Nanterre
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