Fosses: Rally against racism and for fraternity this Friday

The Mayor of Fosses invites to a solidarity rally following the attacks in Trappes and La Verrière to denounce racism.

Generic image of people gathered in front of a town hall, symbolizing unity and rejection of hate.
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Generic image of people gathered in front of a town hall, symbolizing unity and rejection of hate.

In response to the racist attacks in Trappes and La Verrière, the Town Hall of Fosses calls for a solidarity rally this Friday, October 30th at 12 PM on the town hall square to denounce racism.

Following the recent events in Trappes and La Verrière, which initial reports suggest were racially motivated, the town of Fosses is organizing a rally to affirm its rejection of hate and discrimination. The Mayor, Jacqueline HAESINGER, along with municipal council members, invites residents of Fosses and surrounding towns to join this collective movement.
This rally will take place this Friday, October 30th at 12 PM in front of the Fosses town hall. The aim is to denounce racism and reaffirm the values of respect, fraternity, and living together.
For those who wish, it will also be possible to attend the rally organized by the town of Trappes. A delegation of elected officials from Fosses will travel there by RER train, departing at 3:29 PM from Survilliers-Fosses station.
The call is made to raise a common voice against racism and hate, one of solidarity, fraternity, and living together.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Fosses (28/10/2026)