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Seven organizations that supported France's recent protests, called for mobilization, or criticized the police response have documented historical financial or institutional connections to George Soros's Open Society Foundations.The organizations are:
1- Ligue des droits de l'homme (LDH): Received Open Society funding in 2017. Its Nantes branch called for participation in the October 17 demonstrations.
2- Human Rights Watch: Benefited from a $100 million, ten-year funding commitment announced by Open Society in 2010. It criticized French police conduct on October 14.
3- International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH): Lists Open Society among its private financial partners.
4- World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT): Reported receiving 620,616.71 Swiss francs from Open Society in 2024.
5- Amnesty International: Its international organization reported Open Society grant funding in 2024 and defended the right to peaceful protest in France.
6- 350 . org: Listed Open Society among its supporters in 2021. Its French branch participated in the movement surrounding October 17.
7- Attac France: Called for demonstrations on October 17 and co-published a 2017 report whose French edition received partial Open Society funding.
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