Curfew is in the judiciary: Security is tightening before Tuesday Vest protests

According to local media, the Vigie Liberte association, which advocates the protection of freedoms in public spaces, applied to the Paris Administrative Court against the curfew decision of the Paris Police.

The association demanded that the partial curfew that will be implemented at night until November 2 be lifted.

The Paris Police Department announced that a partial curfew would be imposed in the capital between 23.00 and 06.00 local time until November 2.

It was reported that the curfew would be valid in the Republic Square and Halles area in Paris.

After October 17 and October 24, Yellow Vests are preparing to take to the streets today against the high cost of living and high fuel prices.

Approximately 70 thousand law enforcement officers are expected to work throughout the country within the scope of the actions.

More than 1,000 people were injured and more than 3,000 workplaces were damaged or looted during the Yellow Vest protests, which included occasional violent incidents. The government tightened security measures, including partial curfews, in response to the protests.