"They wanted to silence this demonstration, but (...) we are here, in numbers, to say that we do not accept, in our country as elsewhere, that there is racism, and in particular an Islamophobia that is completely outspoken,"  says Mathilde Panot, a leader of the France Unbowed (LFI) opposition party. She speaks during a march "against racism, Islamophobia, and the protection of all children," mixed with slogans in support of Palestinians, which was initially banned by the Paris Prefecture of Police, before a court suspended the decision. SOUNDBITE