Six Years After Samuel Paty's Murder, His Sister Denounces the Persistent "No Wave" in National Education
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Samuel Paty, professor of history and geography at Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (Yvelines), was murdered in 2020 by a Chechen jihadist, Abdoullakh Anzorov, after ten days of a campaign of hatred.
"The policy of the wave step" persists in the National Education, according to Mickaëlle Paty on Friday, six years to the day after the murder of the professor of history-geo. "We currently have crisis managers. Only," she denounces. - Six years after the assassination of Samuel Paty, her sister denounces the persistent "no wave" in the National Education (Social Issues).
The institution "absolutely did not" acknowledge its faults, "because they did no retrospective work," she judged.
It is six years to the day this Friday that the history teacher was murdered by a radicalized terrorist. Six years during which the institution did, according to Mickaëlle Paty, the sister of this
Mickaëlle Paty, seized in July 2024 the administrative justice to have recognized the responsibility of the state in the assassination of his brother on 16 October 2020.
The "policy of the wave step" persists in National Education, estimated Friday October 16, Mickaëlle Paty, sister of Samuel Paty, six years to the day after the assassination of the professor of history-geography by a radical Islamist.
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