Anti-racism protest held in France's Saint-Denis

SAINT-DENIS, FRANCE - OCT. 28, 2026: Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the town hall in Saint-Denis, France, on Wednesday, Oct. 28, to protest racism following a deadly terrorist attack last week.

Protesters observed a minute of silence in memory of Pengo Bossio Wangi, a French man of Congolese origin who was killed in a racially motivated attack in Yvelines on Oct. 23.

Demonstrators sang the French national anthem and chanted slogans including "Justice for Pengo" and "Macron resign."

Politicians and members of Wangi's family also attended the rally.

The Oct. 23 attack left one person dead and seven others injured. French President Emmanuel Macron described the incident as a racist terrorist attack.