"Politis" Accuses the Police of Having "Wounded" One of Its Journalists During the Paris Demonstration on 5 November
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Journalist Céline Martelet and photographer Cerise Sudry-le Du (Divergences Images) were hit several times in the margins of the mobilization. Both were identifiable thanks to press armbands or helmets, assures "Politis".
The journalist, who was wearing a press armband, "has been beaten several times with a baton, head and legs" according to the weekly press release which announces to file a complaint.
Ludovic MARIN / AFP The management of Agence France-Presse (AFP) denounced Friday "the violence committed by law enforcement forces against its journalists during the demonstrations" of the high school movement and against expensive life, after several of them received beatings of batons or even a shot from LBD. Thursday, a photographer of the AFP, who was wearing his press armband, was injured during a charge of the law enforcement forces again…
French lawyer Chirinne Ardakani announced she will file a complaint against law enforcement officers for "deliberate violence" on behalf of two journalists injured by batons during a demonstration in Paris. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reported that more than 60 journalists have been prevented from doing their jobs since September 29.
Journalists Céline Martelet and Cherise Sudry-le Du were beaten with batons by the police as they were about to leave the protest on November 5, Place de la Nation. A complaint will be filed.
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