Social. Blocks of High Schools: Laurent Nuñez Refutes Any "Disproportionate" Intervention by Law Enforcement Officials
17 Articles
17 Articles
According to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, law enforcement forces "do not repress youth" but "protect" students and students wishing to "peacefully carry out their demands"
The Minister of the Interior denied this Sunday any "disproportionate" intervention and regretted a "accusatory communication completely disconnected from the real world".
ledauphine.com
The Minister of the Interior reacted this Sunday to a communiqué of the Judicial Union, which called for a stop to "repress the youth in order to silence it".
Police officers and gendarmes "intervene with firmness and without delay to stop the degradation, violence and abuses committed by the troublemakers and this with proportionality under the control of their hierarchy and if necessary of the Justice", said the Minister of the Interior on his account X. Replying to the trade union of the judiciary (SM), who called to stop "repressing the youth in order to silence it", Laurent Nuñez deplored "seriou…
In France, high school portestos have been held since Monday due to opposition to deteriorating teaching conditions. French Interior Minister Laurent Núñez said today that the forces of order do not carry out repression against young people, but protect pupils and students who want to make their demands peacefully, rejecting all accusations of disproportionate use of force against demonstrators. “The police and the gendarmerie intervene firmly a…
The Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez said on Sunday 4 October that "the police do not punish the youth" in response to a statement by the syndicate of the judiciary that called for a stop to "repress the youth in order to silence it". The Minister of the Interior registered "in false" with the syndicate of the judiciary. The trade union organization had called, Friday 2 October, in a communiqué to stop "repress the youth in order to silenc…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
