Black African Defense League activists in France attacked a Joan of Arc Statue to protest slavery in Libya Tuesday.

African activists protested and attacked a statue of the French historical icon to accuse Europe of being responsible for slavery in Libya, according to their video posted to Facebook. The video features three Franco-African men wearing sweatshirts with the words “Ligue de Défense Noire Africaine” or The Black African Defense League (LDNA) in English and rallying around the statue in Paris to protest Libyan slavery.

The men surrounded the statue with cardboard signs and a banner. The banner was written in red, stating “The Black African Defense League: Free Slaves In Libya,” complete with two frowning faces. One man wore a cardboard sign written in pink with the words “The country of Joan of Arc is responsible.” One of the protesters then climbed on top of the golden statue to further bring light to the plight of people in Libya.

Marine Le Pen, the leader of the nationalistic anti-migrant “Front National” political party, expressed her frustration about the LDNA’s protests.

“The ‘Black African Defense League’ attacks the Joan of Arc statue in Paris. Our country is becoming a playground for associations that hate France,” Le Pen wrote.

La “Ligue de Défense noire africaine” s’en prend à la statue de Jeanne d’Arc à Paris: notre pays devient le terrain de jeu d’associations qui haïssent la France.

Qu’attend @gerardcollomb pour en finir avec ces agitateurs qui souillent nos symboles les uns après les autres ! MLP pic.twitter.com/9tIrQm0AYp

— Marine Le Pen (@MLP_officiel) June 13, 2018

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