Gérald Darmanin is right: there is no more safe place

CHRONIQUE. The former minister of the Interieur has aroused controversy by drawing a very black picture of security in France. However, there are many arguments that go in his direction.

A majority of French people agree with the comments of the Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, who said "that there are no more safe places in France", Monday, May 5. According to a poll by the CSA Institute for CNews, Europe 1 and Le JDD, published on Thursday, May 8, revealed that seven out of ten French people consider that "there are more safe places in France where one can be safe" in the country.In detail, women (74%) of the panel respon…

A survey by the CSA Institute for CNEWS revealed that 7 out of 10 French people believe that "there is no longer a place in France where one can be safe"

The Keeper of the Seals Gérald Darmanin recently stated that there was no longer "safe space" in the Hexagon. A finding shared by an overwhelming majority of French, according to a CSA survey for CNews, Europe 1 and the JDD.

Survey: What do the French think about commemorations? SGA-DMCA Maury... Wed 07/05/2025 - 16:24 In December 2024, the Mission Libération commissioned a survey by Harris Interactive of 3,054 people representing the French population, from 15 years old. This survey highlights the deep links that the French have with their history, particularly that of the Second World War and civic engagement. Mission Libération Investigations Memoir