About 8,000 People Have Been Detained in France Since the Start of the High School Protests
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In the face of a record number of police guards, lawyers and human rights associations denounce "unprecedented police repression" of the high school movement, which is defended by the Minister of the Interior, who assures that his response is "proportional." As the presidential election approaches, the government may have the will to show the muscles to illustrate the fact that it is acting and to prevent the social protest from increasing with …
The repression and police operations have been particularly targeted at young people: 6,773 of those arrested are under 18 years of age.
About 8,000 people have been detained in France since the start of the high school protests
About 8,000 people have been detained in France since the start of the high school protests.85% of the detainees were minors,— it is said in the publication of BFMTV.According to the Ministry of Justice, criminal cases were...
In detail, 1,177 adults and 6,773 minors were detained, resulting in 2,735 prosecutions, 2,225 alternatives to prosecution and 1,263 dismissals.
In detail, 1177 adults and 6773 minors were detained, resulting in 2735 prosecutions, 2225 alternatives to prosecution and 1263 dismissals.
In just over three weeks, more than 6,800 people were placed in police custody, and more than eight out of ten were minors, according to the Ministry of Justice. Lawyers, magistrates, police officers, as well as researchers and associations have differing readings about this situation.
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