Violent protests leave French landmarks damaged and destroyed

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Demonstrations across France have turned violent, resulting in damage to landmarks around the country. Although the nation has a long tradition of public protest, the scale of the destruction has surprised many observers. The article presents photographs documenting the affected sites. The images show the extent of the damage caused by the violent demonstrators. The report was published by BBC World.

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