French labor union workers and students attend a demonstration against the French labor law proposal in Paris, France, as part of a nationwide labor reform protests and strikes, on April 28, 2016. #

Riot police prepare to intervene to disperse refinery workers staging a blockade of the Douchy-Les-Mines oil depot to protest against the government's proposed labor reforms, on May 25, 2016. Refinery workers stepped up strikes that threatened to paralyze France ahead of the Euro 2016 tournament. #

Commuters wait for a bus to Orly Airport during a railway strike in Paris, on Thursday, June 2, 2016. Workers at the SNCF national rail authority, whose train service are crucial to football's Euro 2016 spectators, were on an open-ended strike to protest their working conditions and a controversial government labor reform. #

A waiter stands near a pile of trash bags in front of the Cafe de Flore in Paris during a garbage-collector and sewer-worker strike in Paris to protest the labor reforms law proposal, on June 8, 2016. #

A view of people listening to speeches as they take part in the Nuit Debout , or Up All Night, movement at Place de la Republique on April 10, 2016, in Paris, France. Hundreds of people occupy the Place de la Republique every night since March 31, to protest against the state of emergency, poor housing, and the labor reform laws. #

This combination of photos taken on April 6, 2016, shows (from left, top row) Cherifa, a French student at Paris’s Louis-le-Grand high school, Lucas, who has decided to settle on Place de la Republique as long as the movement lasts, Abdallah, presenting himself as a 65-years-old anarchist. From left, middle row: Victor, a musician who has decided to come and play with his band, Regis, who is just curious about the movement, Michel, an artist who wishes to be a candidate in the 2017 French presidential elections. From left, bottom row: Therese, holding the Palestinian flag, Maxime, a mechanic from Normandy, and Claude, who has decided to come alone and listen to the speeches. All have decided to take part in the Nuit Debout, or Up All Night, movement, posing on Place de la Republique in downtown Paris. Anger over labor reforms spawned the protest movement that took over French city squares, with young people gathering until dawn demanding social change. #

A photo taken on June 15, 2016 shows graffiti, spray painted during a demonstration against labor reforms on June 14, reading “in ashes all becomes possible”on a wall near the Musee Rodin on Boulevard des Invalides in Paris. #

Students shout slogans during a demonstration in Marseille, southern France, on April 28, 2016, during a nationwide day of protest. Student organizations and employee unions have joined to call for protests across France to reject a government reform relaxing the 35-hour working week and other labor rules. #

French riot police face masked protesters attempting to break pieces of stone off of a building during a demonstration against proposed labor reforms in Paris on June 14, 2016. Several hundred masked protesters hurled objects at police on June 14 during a demonstration in Paris, authorities said. #

A police car burns during a demonstration against police brutality on May 18, 2016, in Paris. Around 200 people demonstrated against police brutality, despite the demonstration being forbidden by the police department. #

A vehicle burns as French riot police clear the Place de la Republique in Paris during a protest by the Nuit Debout, or Up All Night, movement on April 29, 2016. #

Workers hold flags and demonstrate during a day of strikes and protests, in Marseille, southern France, on June 14, 2016. Workers strike across sectors of the French economy and march through French cities in what unions hope is a huge outpouring of discontent at changes to labor protections and a big challenge to the government. #

A police surveillance drone flies over a demonstration against the French labor law proposal in Paris, as part of nationwide labor reform protests and strikes on April 28, 2016. #

A French policeman in riot gear holds a flashball gun as French high school and university students take part in a demonstration against the labor reform bill proposal in Nantes, France, on March 24, 2016. #

A protestor uses a tennis racket to return a tear gas canister during a demonstration to protest the government's proposed labor law reforms in Nantes, France, on June 2, 2016. #

A cloud of tear gas swirls around the statue of the Place de la Nation during clashes between youths and police at a demonstration against the French labor law proposal in Paris on April 28, 2016. #

A policeman reacts in a clash with protesters during a demonstration against the proposed changes to France's working week and layoff practices, in Lyon, France, on April 28, 2016. #