Police Violence: Journalists Ask Nuñez to Respect the Right to Inform in Protest
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Several criminal complaints were filed by injured reporters.
Reporters Without Borders has identified 71 cases of obstacles to the exercise of the profession in recent weeks.A collective complaint has been filedThe French journalists' unions have asked the government to stop police violence against the profession during the demonstrations, at a meeting on Thursday when they say they have received commitments, they announced to AFP.
Received by Laurent Nuñez, the journalists' unions denounced on Thursday 12 November numerous attacks by the security forces and called for strict respect for the national plan of maintenance.
The trade unions and media directorates have been reporting police violence against journalists for several days, and several complaints have been lodged.
Unions and media directorates, including that of Agence France-Presse, have for several days denounced the violence of the police forces against journalists, such as beatings of truncheons, even a shooting of LBD, while the latter were identifiable with a press armband. Several criminal complaints were lodged by injured reporters, including a collective complaint supported by an inter-union SNJ, SNJ-CGT, CFDT-journalists and SGJ-FO. "Laurent Nuñ…
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has documented 71 cases of journalists who have been obstructed in their coverage of protests in France since the beginning of the high school movement and against expensive life.
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