A demonstration in Paris protesting the crackdown and executions in Iran resulted in at least 20 arrests by police. French authorities had banned the march, citing security concerns. Organizers had anticipated a significantly larger turnout, estimating 100,000 participants, but actual attendance was considerably lower. The protest aimed to show solidarity with those affected by the ongoing unrest in Iran and condemn the government’s actions. Despite the ban, demonstrators gathered to voice their opposition and call for international attention to the situation. Police intervened to disperse the crowd, leading to the detentions. The discrepancy between expected and actual attendance raises questions about mobilization efforts and potential deterrents to participation.