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The author believed that the Lecornu government no longer resembled a government and accused it of justifying violence by presenting young people aged 15 to 17 as a threat to public order. He stated that order could not be restored by mutilating children and mentioned "means" as an alternative. #Gouvernement #Violence #DroitsDesEnfants #FR (translated)

Michel Amas called for a reform of Article 434 of the Penal Code. He deemed it unacceptable that social services enjoy immunity and that their personal responsibility cannot be engaged. He also urged that no other child be involved. https://t.co/izTmYXg0jq #Justice #DroitsDesEnfants #Réforme (translated)

The author wrote that the right to the future was disregarded and that an opaque algorithm determined the fate of high school students. He also mentioned unfilled teaching positions, inadequate buildings, and maintaining order in the presence of children "without a detention directive," believing that their place was with the students. (translated)

The publication claimed that L Nuñez had given up using war weapons against high school students after several children were permanently mutilated. It called for a ban on all weapons in demonstrations, an end to police repression, and for the demands of youth, which it considered legitimate, to be heard. https://t.co/ELhRHTxqxA #DroitsDesEnfants #Manifestations #RépressionPolicière #FR (translated)

Cerfia reported that Eden's family, aged 14, had filed a complaint for attempted voluntary homicide and willful violence with a weapon, targeting public authority figures. According to Cerfia, Eden had been hit in the face by a tear gas grenade. #JusticePourEden #DroitsDesEnfants #ViolencePolicière (translated)

Ilan Gabet indicated that the police officer who shot Eden, a 14-year-old high school student, had been placed in custody and was to be brought before an examining magistrate. According to Gabet, Eden could temporarily no longer speak, had a immobilized jaw, had broken upper teeth and lower teeth that were removed, and was to undergo several operations. He reported that his mother explained that her son could only consume liquids, while his father described episodes of anxiety and panic as well as night awakenings where Eden relived the scene. Gabet added that the parents planned to file a complaint for attempted murder. https://t.co/erzV8k6JSn #JusticePourEden #ViolenceScolaire #DroitsDesEnfants (translated)

The author stated that mutilating weapons and dangerous immobilization techniques were used against children. He added that the spokesperson for the ATTAC association, who is also a parent and a teacher, had launched a petition to ban them and called for people to sign it. (translated)

Permanente Revolution reported that Elsa Marcel, lawyer for Eden and activist of the movement, announced the filing of a complaint for attempted murder. According to her, Eden, aged 14, suffered from a double jaw fracture, had all his upper teeth broken, and displayed psychological scars. She stated that the weapon, used at 1.50 m, could have killed him, and compared it to that of Sainte-Soline, where an adult remained in a coma for several months and retained a permanent disability. #JusticePourEden #Violence #DroitsDesEnfants (translated)

Paul Vannier called on high school students in Argenteuil and Bezons, as well as their parents, to report any possible police violence to him. He stated that he could not accept that students in his constituency were being assaulted while they were protesting for their study conditions. He indicated that he had contacted the public prosecutor under Article 40 of the Code of Criminal Procedure regarding five incidents of violence that had been reported to him, and invited the affected individuals to contact him by email. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #Justice (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that he had never witnessed such violent police repression against children. He recorded six incidents of police violence targeting high school students in his constituency within a few days and attributed them to governmental repression as well as a directive of "no restraint" that Laurent Nuñez allegedly transmitted to law enforcement. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #JusticeSociale (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that the lawyer of a high school student in Belfort reported an attempted murder attributed to a police officer. He also claimed that children had been targeted in the head by police gunfire in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône and Argenteuil, and that students had been subjected to cavalry charges in Sartrouville. He asked whether the government had learned nothing from the death of Malik Oussekine. https://t.co/YhKxYJAbtS #Justice #ViolencePolicière #DroitsDesEnfants (translated)

The author wrote that law enforcement must primarily protect children. He called for a distinction to be made between those who came to disrupt high school students who, according to him, were legitimately mobilizing to defend their rights. He also criticized a law enforcement doctrine based on kettling and face-to-face confrontations. https://t.co/ZWqqZ30hz7 #DroitsDesEnfants #MaintienDeLOrdre #Éducation #FR (translated)

Anthony Smith relayed a statement from the Magistrates' Union that denounced the government's response to the anger of high school students. The union believed that the methods of maintaining order did not take into account the vulnerability of a movement composed mainly of minors. It cited videos that reportedly showed students being gassed, brutal arrests, and the use of LBD (defense ball launchers) and explosive grenades. The statement claimed that these disproportionate uses of force particularly affected young people of color from working-class neighborhoods. #6octobre #Justice #DroitsDesEnfants #Manifestation (translated)

A collective of 52 lawyers denounces violent and disproportionate repression against high school students who are blocking their establishments in France, where thousands of minors have been arrested in response to their demands for better learning conditions. #Lycées #Répression #DroitsDesEnfants (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that a cornered power had, according to her, only the threat of resorting to weapons against young people who were demanding to study in dignified conditions. She stated that the danger of a government that considered children as "internal enemies" needed to be measured. #Éducation #DroitsDesEnfants #Gouvernance (translated)