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"When Young People Do Not Have the Right to Regroup You": How Do These Teenagers Live the Anti-Regroupment Decree Taken by the Cagnes-Sur-Mer Town Hall?
Prohibiting groups that may "disturb public order", a decree renewed by the new mayor of Cagnes-sur-Mer, mainly targets young adolescents who consider themselves discriminated against.
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Prohibiting groups that may "disturb public order", a decree renewed by the new mayor of Cagnes-sur-Mer, mainly targets young adolescents who consider themselves discriminated against.