From Marseille to Paris, fathers march to denounce "parental inequality"

The bags are ready, piled up in the entrance of a Marseille apartment rented for one night.

Rémy, a tall, very calm brunette, takes an inventory of his, shows a survival blanket, heaters, heating bags, foot cream, "

, he laughs,

”, a sleeping bag, a tent.

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At his side, part of the troop of walkers: Ludovic, ponytail, orange sweatshirt, Damien, t-shirt flanked by the logo of the collective founded for the occasion: a father with a backpack climbing a mountain;

Sandrine, his companion with the blonde ponytail;

Sylvain, graying, blue eyes;

Enzo, 19, the youngster, son of Damien, with a sharp build of a featherweight athlete, there to represent "

".

On the eve of departure, everyone looks a bit haggard.

Strong demands

So more than one night before starting the first of the 800 km that will take them to Paris - they must be there by December 17.

Before that, it will take

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