Supporters of the far-right politicians gathering were found guilty of misappropriating European Parliament funds.

Marine Le Pen, the French far-right leader, called her conviction a “political decision” and promised to be convicted of embezzlement and prohibit Participate in elections, including the 2027 presidential vote.

“I won’t give up.” Le Pen packed supporters of Paris’ Wabian Square in Paris on Sunday, Le Pen was against members waving flags and held a glittering golden dome in the backstage.

She also condemned a “witch hunt” – a phrase used by US President Donald Trump – against her political party.

Some left-wing groups and centrist camps have counter-motions in Paris with the far right, seeking what they say is justice and unity against national assembly.

The convicted judge of Le Pen was threatened.

Jordan Bardella, senior lieutenant Le Pen and head of the national rally, told people that the court’s ruling was intended to “eliminate her from the presidential campaign.”

Badra said the party did not want to “smear all judges”, but Le Pen’s belief was “a direct attack on democracy, a harm to millions of patriotic French people.”

Monday’s verdict, which could undermine Le Pen’s dream of winning the French presidency in two years, shocked the country’s political institutions.

The Attraction of Le Pen

Al Jazeera’s Natacha Butler reported from Paris that Le Pen hopes the court’s ruling on her candidacy can be upgraded or shortened so she can run for the next election.

“The Paris Court of Appeals said it is possible to be able to examine her appeal by mid-next year,” Butler said.

“Time will allow her to run in 2027,” she added.

Before Sunday’s rally, Le Pen urged her supporters to draw inspiration from America’s prominent nonviolence advocates in fighting for equal rights for Black Americans.

“We will follow the example of Martin Luther King, who defends civil rights,” she said to the hard alliance party in Italy via video link when she met in Florence.

In a Renaissance meeting of President Emmanuel Macron of the northern working-class Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, former Prime Minister Gabriel Attal accused “a judge who attacked our institutions.”

“We will never cancel the court’s ruling here,” Attal said in the presence of Prime Minister Francois Bayrou and former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.

“You stole it, you pay,” Atal said.

He also condemned the “unprecedented intervention” in French affairs, apparently pointing to the support of Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and others.

Ace criticism

The U.S. President calls Le Pen’s ban a “witch hunt” that “European leftists use the law to silence free speech and censor their political opponents.”

Discover the pen Sinful Misappropriate European Parliament funds and sentenced partially to prison term and immediate prohibition on public office.

Her supporters are branded with political motivation as the ruling, but Macron insists that the French judiciary is “independent.”

Le Pen worked hard to turn her party into an electable force and shed her father’s legacy, and its co-founder Jean-Marie Le Pen died in January and is often accused of racism.

Pollster Elabe’s latest survey on broadcast BFMTV released on Saturday showed she could win up to 36% of the vote.