France: Arrests made as barricades set on fire at Yellow Vests protest

M/S Makeshift barricades set alight as Yellow Vests protest to mark 1-year anniversary, Paris
M/S 'Yellow Vests' chanting as barricade is on fire
W/S Makeshift barricades set alight
M/S Makeshift barricades set alight
W/S Tear gas; riot police
W/S Tear gas engulfing Place de la Republique
M/S Police dragging photographer
W/S Police forces running
M/S Tear gas on pavement
W/S Police forces advancing
W/S Police forces running
M/S Police forces arresting protester, Paris
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The 'Yellow Vests' took to the streets for the second consecutive day in Paris on Sunday, as they marked the first anniversary of the movement.
Chaotic scenes could be seen in central Paris, with tear gas engulfing the Place de le Republique as protesters set makeshift barricades ablaze. Many were reportedly arrested by the security forces.
The Yellow Vest protests began on November 17, 2018, and were initially sparked by a fuel price rise, but quickly spread throughout France and evolved into a general expression of dissatisfaction with the status quo.