Quint-Fonsegrives: Gathering Against Racism and Hate

The town hall invites residents to gather this Friday, October 30th at 6 PM to condemn acts of violence and reaffirm republican values.

Generic image of diverse people holding hands in a town square, symbolizing solidarity.
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Generic image of diverse people holding hands in a town square, symbolizing solidarity.

Following a racist attack in Trappes and La Verrière, which resulted in six victims, including one fatality, the mayor of Quint-Fonsegrives, Jean-Pierre Gasc, and the municipal council are calling for a solidarity gathering this Friday, October 30th at 6 PM in front of the town hall.

In response to the racist attack that occurred in Trappes and La Verrière, resulting in six victims, one of whom died, the municipality of Quint-Fonsegrives expresses its emotion and solidarity. Initiated by the Association of Mayors of France, gatherings are being organized to condemn this act of violence and reaffirm the Republic's commitment to the values of respect, fraternity, and tolerance.
Mayor Jean-Pierre Gasc and the elected officials of the municipal council invite residents to gather this Friday, October 30th at 6 PM, on the plaza in front of the Quint-Fonsegrives town hall. This moment of gathering and solidarity is open to everyone, to collectively express their rejection of racism and hate.

Faced with hate, let us live fraternity.

Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Quint-Fonsegrives (29/10/2026)