France: Police deploy tear gas during 'Yellow Vests' clashes in Lyon

M/S Protesters with face masks in front of police officers, Lyon
M/S Police officers preparing tear gas
M/S Police spraying tear gas at protesters
W/S Tear gas
M/S Protesters clashing with police officers
M/S Police pushing back protesters
M/S Medics attending to woman injured by tear gas
W/S Police walking
M/S Protesters in front of Gendarmes
M/S Clashes between protesters and Gendarmes
M/S Medic shouting at the Gendarmes
M/S Gendarmes pushing protesters away
M/S Gendarmes pushing protesters away
W/S Protesters blocked by police near Perrache train Station chanting 'We are here even if Macron does not want us to be here'
M/S Start of the demo at Place Bellecour, Lyon, earlier in the day. Man holding French Republic flag
M/S Protesters holding 'Yellow is the new black' banner
C/U 'Yellow is the new black' banner
W/S Protesters marching towards Antonin Poncet square
M/S Protesters marching towards Antonin Poncet square
M/S Protesters marching towards Antonin Poncet square, holding coloured flares
M/S Police cordon
W/S Police vans in Place Bellecour
M/S People crossing the street near Place Bellecour
W/S Security perimeter in Place Bellecour
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'Yellow Vests' protesters took to the streets of Lyon on Saturday despite a reported ban on demonstrations in certain areas of the city.
The protest turned violent, with police using tear gas amid clashes to push the protesters back. At least 11 people were detained, according to reports.
Since the beginning of the 'Yellow Vests' protests last November, tens of thousands have joined demonstrations across France over a variety of grievances, ranging from the rise in fuel prices to income inequality. The rallies then turned into a wider movement against French President Emmanuel Macron's policies.