US Edition‘Gulag of the Pyrenees’: France’s Catholic school shame
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Paul Vannier, MP LFI, pleads for a redesign of the link between state and private education, after a commission revealing the extent of school violence. The Catholic school, in line with its focus, crystallizes the tensions around the protection of children.
‘Gulag of the Pyrenees’: France’s Catholic school shame
A historic abuse scandal at an elite French institution has consumed the country—and exposes a national failure to safeguard children Cheval always turned his signet ring inwards before he slapped a student. Such was his routine. In the 1980s, children who attended Notre-Dame-de-Bétharram, an elite Catholic boarding school in southwest France, knew to look out for the turn of the heavy gold ring towards the inside of the palm that would deliver t
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