Hundreds took to the streets of Nantes, France on Tuesday (June 2) to protest against police violence and in support of George Floyd demonstrators.

Hundreds of people gathered in Nantes to denounce police violence and honour George Floyd and Adama Traoré, victims of US and French police. As the protest came to an end, the people regrouped on one of Nantes' main places for a final round of applause.

What started as a small gathering ended up rallying hundreds of people against police violence in Nantes, France. People were also marching to honour both George Floyd and Adama Traoré, victims of US and French police

Hundreds of people gathered in Nantes against police violence and to honour Adama Traoré and George Floyd, both victims of the police. Antifascists militants started to sing their songs in the streets while others asked for justice for Adama Traoré, whose cause of death remains a controversial point.

As hundreds gathered in Nantes against police violence, the presence of police lead to some tense moments, insults and accusations were directed towards the police officers standing near the protest. The protest also honoured the memory of George Floyd and Adama Traoré, both victims of police violence.

Hundreds of people marched through Nantes to honour the memory of Adama Traoré and George Floyd, both victims of the police. With the bystanders' support, protesters marched through the city center.