The court in Paris approved the course of action proposed by the police despite the objections of the unions.

According to local media, the court in France announced its decision regarding the course of action that created controversy between government forces and unions in Paris.

The court decided to implement the Porte d'Italie-Porte de Vincennes route suggested by the Paris Police Department for the protests to be held in Paris today.

Unions announced that they would object

While French President Emmanuel Macron announced that all non-union actions to be held in France in the coming days would be banned, he also announced that changes could be made in the action routes of unions against possible looting and violence.

The Paris Police Department had determined the route between Porte d'Italie and Porte de Vincennes as the new route for the protests to be held today by the country's leading unions in Paris.

Union representatives announced that they would go to court against the decision, which they described as "unacceptable".

More than 3 thousand workplaces were damaged or looted during the Yellow Vest protests on October 17. More than a thousand people were injured and 2,700 people were detained in the violent protests.