More than 100,000 hit French streets in job law protest

More than 100,000 protesters started marching through French cities today, with organisers aiming for more than a million participants and their biggest show of strength yet to demand repeal of a job law that has riven the country.

More than 100,000 protesters started marching through French cities today, with organisers aiming for more than a million participants and their biggest show of strength yet to demand repeal of a job law that has riven the country.

A nationwide strike snarled air, train and rail traffic, and students barricaded schools over the measure.

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