PARIS, June 20 (Reuters) - Protestors against political executions in Iran gathered in Paris on Saturday in defiance of a ban on the rally, at which police arrested 20 people, according to organisers.

French police on Friday issued a last-minute ban on a rally by an Iranian opposition group planned for Saturday, citing a ...

The National Resistance Council of Iran said the demonstration, in protest of a wave of executions in Iran, was canceled for 'bogus reasons.' ...

Police arrested around 50 people at a banned pro-Palestinian protest in central Paris on Saturday that degenerated into clashes between demonstrators and armour-clad riot squads. The rally, which ...

Organisers of the march through the centre of the city, which coincided with "yellow vests" riots in the west, estimated that 107,000 people took part while the police put the figure at 36,000.

French police arrest around 20 people in Paris as demonstrators gathered for a protest against repression and executions in Iran, defying an official ban.