Luis Carballo - News reel's video: France Tear gas deployed in Lyon as thousands rally to decry global security bill

My story for Ruptly. A protest against the so-called 'global security' bill that brought together thousands in front of the Court of Assizes and Appeal of Lyon ended with the deployment of tear gas, on Tuesday. Between 3,000 and 4,00 demonstrators were gathered according to the organisers, and 1,700 according to the prefecture. Protesters were chanting slogans and holding signs reading 'Everyone policed, except the police?' and 'No to dictatorship.' "The match is not over. Now the bill has to go through the senate and we have seen that, despite everything, several MPs from the majority are hesitating to support the bill after seeing what happened on Monday in Paris during the migrant's rally. We are aware of the utility of the images filmed by journalists or citizens to show police violence," said Vincent Lanier, secretary general of the National Union of Journalists (SNJ). Police used tear gas to disperse the protesters, who were seen running amid clouds of smoke.