Louis Boyard

Louis Boyard deemed it unacceptable that Paul Larrouturou and Raphaël Glucksmann had disseminated private information — name, first name, and social media — concerning a 15-year-old minor. He believed this occurred because the young person had crossed their path while wearing a red triangle, called this behavior irresponsible, and asked them to delete the information. #ProtectionDesMineurs #RespectDeLaViePrivée #Responsabilité (translated)

Louis Boyard stated that the country was shocked by the treatment of high school students, particularly by police violence against teenagers and the lack of government announcement in response to their demands. He wondered how long the situation would last and claimed that the youth would not give up, adding that they were right to persevere. #ViolencesPolicières #Jeunesse #Révendications (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that more than 410,000 people had sponsored Jean-Luc Mélenchon's candidacy. He described this number as enormous and called for continuing the sponsorships and encouraging others to do the same through the indicated site. https://t.co/OhES4wfu06 https://t.co/czHJ7Zax6J #Mélenchon #Politique #Mobilisation (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that the youth had had enough, like the rest of the country. He reminded that students had been queuing for years to receive food supplies and that high school students were denouncing their study conditions. He believed that the youth were setting an example and called on all French people to join them and strengthen the mobilization. #jeunesse #mobilisation #solidarité (translated)

Louis Boyard estimated that high school students and university students needed an additional 10 billion. He wrote that, under pressure, the minister announced on TF1 "a few tens of millions" and explained the absence of teacher replacements due to a lack of software. Boyard reproached the minister for not addressing, in his view, the state of the buildings, overloaded schedules, Parcoursup, the lack of career counselors, nurses, and psychologists, as well as student precariousness. He deemed his response insufficient and called for mobilization on Tuesday. #Education #Mobilisation #Etudiants (translated)

Louis Boyard stated that the gathering in the Place de la Bastille was peaceful. He asked Minister Laurent Nuñez not to escalate tensions by targeting the demonstrators, to reopen the exits, and to organize the end of the gathering under good conditions. #Manifestation #Bastille #Pacifique (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that 55% of the French approved of the mobilization of high school students and that 72% deemed their demands legitimate. He stated that these polls showed a total disconnection between television and reality, and then congratulated the high school girls and boys by affirming that France was with them. https://t.co/M8ASH5O0me #Lycéens #Mobilisation #France (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that the right condemned the high school students' movement by accusing it of violence. He asked whether they also condemned the police violence denounced by the high school students, citing severed hands, pierced eyes, and strangulations. According to him, in response to these accusations, some said that it was necessary to wait for the results of the investigation. He denounced a "double standard," opposing this caution to the immediate condemnation of the high school students' movement. #ViolencePolicière #Lycéens #DeuxPoidsDeuxMesures (translated)

Louis Boyard warned the minister that the movement of high school and university students would not stop. He believed that young people had become aware of their situation and had sacrificed too much to back down. Accusing the minister of not announcing any funding to meet the demands of the high school students, he asked him to pay and predicted that the young people would force him to resign. #Lycéens #Jeunesse #Réformes (translated)

Louis Boyard stated that 450,000 people had marched across France that day. He portrayed the mobilization as the beginning of a movement he believed was impossible to stop and conveyed the youth's call to the rest of the French population to join them. #BlocusLycées https://t.co/edM6zRJavC #France #Jeunesse #Mobilisation (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that high school students and college students would take to the streets everywhere in France the next day. He called for people to join them to show the government that, in his view, the people supported their youth. https://t.co/xXV43UEArN #Manifestation #Jeunesse #France (translated)

Louis Boyard believed that young people were right to want to be respected. He wrote that high school students had been demanding decent study conditions and the end of Parcoursup for years, while the government had responded by banning abayas and phones. He added that he was proud of their mobilization. #Jeunesse #Éducation #Mobilisation (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that young people had been mobilizing for two weeks and that the government had responded, according to him, with repression. He criticized it for closing their high schools and forbidding them from gathering in front, asking how they could then make their demands heard. He accused the government of repressing youth and stated that the country was ashamed of it. #Répression #Jeunesse #Mobilisation (translated)

Louis Boyard wrote that the fight for equality must continue in the law and in society, and that everyone has the right to love, to live, and to be oneself freely. He congratulated and thanked the participants in the pride march. https://t.co/xgyF3WfZkO #Égalité #Fierté #DroitsHumains (translated)

To the students: thank you for joining the movement. Thank you for coming to support your little brothers and little sisters. A youth movement is being born. You can write history. https://t.co/pIoCyblpiZ #Jeunesse #Solidarité #Engagement (translated)

Here is what you reap from ignoring the daily lives of young people. By constantly talking about abayas, phones, and letting students starve. They throw their daily lives back at you. You will no longer be able to rule by fear. What young people want is a number: how much will you invest to allow youth to live in equality and dignity? #Jeunesse #Égalité #Dignité (translated)