Paris: Ban on Assembly Around Certain High Schools and Universities
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In certain places it should now be forbidden to demonstrate.
In the face of increasing blockages and violence in the vicinity of schools, the Paris police prefecture issued an order prohibiting undeclared rallies within a 100-metre radius around ten high schools and five university sites, from Monday 16 to...
The police prefect believes that blockages are "most often" caused by a minority of students, but "impedes for all others the fundamental right to receive teachings" and stirs the anger of some parents.
These include the Lycées Charlemagne (4th arrondissement), Lavoisier (5th), Fénelon (6th), Montaigne (6th), Chaptal (8th), Racine (8th), Dorian (11th), Pierre-Gilles de Gennes (13th), Carnot (17th) and Balzac (17th). This prohibition also applies to the Faculty of Science and Engineering of Sorbonne University (5th), the campus of Sciences of Paris Cité (7th), the centres René-Cassin and Loucine de Panthéon-Sorbonne (13th) and an annex of Panthé…
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com A decree published on Sunday prohibits, from Monday to Friday, undeclared groups within 100 metres of fifteen Parisian establishments. The list and reasons.
The prefecture of Paris police forbids undeclared rallies and processions within a radius of 100 meters around ten lycées and five sites... Read more Undeclared rallies banned around fifteen educational sites in Paris appeared first on Le Singulier.
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