Sinapol Rejects Statements by the Minister of Justice on Housing Demonstrations

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On Wednesday, the Minister of Justice admitted in parliament that there were "excesses from party to party" and called for balance regarding the right to camp in protests over housing

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Statements by the Minister of Justice on "excesses from party to party" were the subject of criticism. SINAPOL stresses that the police "are not on the street to be targets of violence"

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The union added that "when they are insulted, threatened, assaulted and hit by stones and other objects, [the police] cannot be treated as if they were just another party in a confrontation."

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The National Police Union (SINAPOL) criticized statements by the Minister of Justice on "excesses from party to party" in demonstrations in defense of housing, stressing that "freedom of demonstration does not confer the right to attack police".

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Union criticizes "excesses from party to party" and stresses that freedom of demonstration does not justify aggression against police