Later on Saturday (December 24), the Kurdish Democratic Council in France (CDK-F) organised a gathering at the Place de la Republique,
which was joined by the local Mayor Alexandra Cordebard.
According to reviews, the Kurdish men had gathered exterior the Ahmet-Kaya Kurdish centre on Rue d’Enghien within the 10th district of Paris.
Race rioting by Kurdish migrants marred Paris just forward 
of Christmas Eve following a taking pictures by a white male 
suspect that killed three from their community. Reportedly, the Kurdish protestors also smashed automobile 
home windows and set streets on hearth. The protestors tried to break by barricades, forcing the police in riot gear to lob tear gasoline shells at them.
Reportedly, the police were in a position to detain William without much resistance and in addition recovered the weapon. On Friday (December 23), violence broke out in the French capital of Paris as 
members of the Kurdish neighborhood clashed with the police.
In an announcement, French President Emmanuel 
Macron mentioned, "The Kurds in France have been the target of an odious assault in the heart of Paris.