French Prosecutor Admits 17 Minors Spent Night Without Mattresses After Protest Arrests
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French Prosecutor Admits 17 Minors Spent Night Without Mattresses After Protest Arrests
France's protest crackdown reached a courthouse cell block, where 17 minors spent a night without mattresses, and the Bobigny prosecutor admitted the conditions were not acceptable.
More than 200 people protested Wednesday against the arrest of 14 minors on Sunday in Saint-Denis. Lawyers, high school students, trade unions and teachers
Following a visit to the deposit of the judicial court of Bobigny to see how minors arrested on the margins of the high school movement are welcomed, the bar of Seine-Saint-Denis denounces "unworthy conditions" this Wednesday.
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Minors arrested on the margins of the high school movement or the violence this weekend spent the night at Bobigny's depot in "unworthy" conditions, warned the lawyers of the Seine-Saint-Denis bar on Wednesday. The prosecution acknowledged shortcomings.
Seventeen minors arrested this weekend on the margins of the high school movement spent the night at Bobigny's depot "in unacceptable conditions", denounces the bar of Seine-Saint-Denis, what has recognized
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