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Seydi Ba believes that the violence inflicted on young people could not go without consequences and that it fuels distrust towards the state and the police every day. He warned that an entire generation risks losing faith in those tasked with protecting them, and then in the state itself. #violence #jeunesse #confiance (translated)

Seydi Ba accused the government of preferring to deprive children of members rather than providing them with teachers, heating, waterproof walls, and toilet paper. He claimed that this option was cheaper. #Éducation #Gouvernement #DroitsDesEnfants (translated)

Seydi Ba estimated that the prosecutor of Belfort was speaking as the lawyer of the police officer, while the Keeper of the Seals, Gérald Darmanin, was defending the prosecutor. He wrote that the high school student could only rely on his lawyer in the face of a system that, according to him, was protecting itself. Reminding that Darmanin had indicated that an investigation was underway, Seydi Ba asked the minister to let it proceed without taking sides for the prosecution, which was under his hierarchical authority. #SystèmeJudiciaire (translated)

Seydi Ba asked the prefect on what basis he considered minors to be involved, whether he had consulted their criminal records and on what grounds. He also asked if they had been convicted and if, failing that, the presumption of innocence was still recognized for them. Ba stated that summoning parents to remind them of their obligations was the responsibility of the prosecutor and not the prefect, adding that the presence of the public prosecutor did not change this prerogative. He believed that the priority given to communication relegated the separation of powers to the background. #Justice #DroitsDesMineurs #SéparationDesPouvoirs (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that no retention instructions had been given. He mentioned people who had lost an eye or teeth, another who nearly drowned, and then a vehicle driven at high school students. According to him, the images raised the question of an attempted homicide with a weapon by destination. He accused Laurent Nuñez of covering for his troops and stated that he should be held accountable. #violence #justice #sécurité (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that the text would not only target individuals who have committed damage, for which compensation is already provided by law, but also the protesters. According to him, they could be required to pay up to 10,000 euros if violence broke out in a march, even if they did not participate, and family benefits could be seized, imposing the penalty on their family. He estimated that the government was thus trying to empty the streets through the law and denounced a serious and unconstitutional violation of the right to protest, which he presented as a new slide. #LibertéDeManifester #DroitsCiviques #RéformeLégislative (translated)

Seydi Ba accused the prosecutors of protecting the police, describing the case as "episode 76291." He outlined a change in the story: the day before, the police officer would have launched nothing, then the next day, he would have launched something but acted appropriately. Ba recalled that, according to the ECHR, the prosecution is not an independent judicial authority and questioned how one could think otherwise. #justice #police #CEDH (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that prosecutors asked defendants arriving bruised at the courthouse and reporting police violence whether they had filed a complaint, an attitude he deemed contributed to protecting unacceptable practices. He recalled that, in his view, the prosecutor directs the investigation, decides alone on the appropriateness of prosecutions, and can act without a complaint by initiating proceedings on their own. He urged prosecutors to do their job in both directions, representing the interests of all of society and not just those of the police. #Justice #Police #DroitsHumains (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that he did not believe a prosecutor on their word, adding that it was his profession. He requested that the investigation be carried out to its conclusion and that all witnesses be heard, particularly those who claimed to have seen what they described as an attempted drowning. #justice #enquête #témoignage (translated)

Seydi Ba believed that, in the presence of high school students, the violence of a police officer was always more serious than that of the students. He argued that police violence was presumed legitimate, that the officer was armed, and that he was supposed to control himself, this self-control being part of his job. He also noted that the police officer was writing the procedure that followed and that he was facing children. #ViolencePolicière #Justice #DroitsHumains (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that the attempted murder was punishable by 30 years in prison and that the sentence could be life imprisonment if the victim was under 15 years old. He described an adult in uniform holding a child's head underwater and estimated that this person should be tried and expelled. He also claimed that his superiors would protect him. #Justice #Droit #Sécurité (translated)

I don't even understand why Bardella lied. To buy time? I hear you. Gaining 48 hours? No interest. Persisting makes it pitiful. To err is human, to persist is diabolical. Deserved end of career. #politique #vérité #Bardella (translated)

Jordan Bardella has made, according to the evidence published by Mediapart, foul, conspiratorial, and anti-Semitic remarks. Please, @J_Bardella, sue me for defamation. Really. Let's verify all this in court. Let's have a laugh. #Justice #Antisémitisme #Média (translated)

It's very simple: If what he claims is true, it is no longer just Mediapart that needs to be prosecuted. We must also challenge the bailiff who would have knowingly established a forgery. A public officer who would commit, in the exercise of their duties, a forgery in a public document would face up to 15 years of criminal imprisonment and a fine of 225,000 euros. So, if you are so sure of yourself, Jordan, go ahead. We're watching you. #Mediapart #Justice #Faux (translated)

En géopolitique, parler de « Judée-Samarie », références bibliques à l’appui, pour désigner des territoires occupés au regard du droit international, est aussi pertinent que les fous de Daesh parlant de « califat ». La théologie n’est pas une carte. #Géopolitique #DroitInternational #Théologie

Belle scène. Une soutane, des fidèles apaisés, une confession sur le trottoir. Liberté de culte dans l'espace public. Rien de plus laïc. Le RN trouvera ça charmant. Remplacez la soutane par un voile, et la République s’effondre. Apparemment. #Laïcité #LibertéDeCulte #Société

À la tribune, Emmanuel Macron sermonne Israël. Au même moment, Netanyahou, sous mandat d'arrêt de la CPI, traverse la France sans être inquiété. C'est prodigieux de tartufferie. #Macron #Israël #CPI

Nous avons laissé les racistes conquérir la télévision. C’est un constat. À l’approche des élections, il est urgent de ne plus leur abandonner ce terrain. #Élections #LutteContreLeRacisme #Médias

Éric Zemmour est un délinquant, un raciste et un complotiste. Dans une société fonctionnelle, personne ne lui donnerait un micro. Il est pourtant à la télévision tous les jours, à expliquer qui est un voyou, qui est français et qui mérite de le rester. Ça me fend le crâne. #ÉricZemmour #Racisme #Médias

Il ne nie même pas. Si à l'aise avec son absence de probité et de professionnalisme qu'il ne voit même pas le problème. Bien sûr, il ne démissionnera pas. Même pris la main dans le sac, on ne démissionne pas. Pas en macronie. #politique #Macron #éthique