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Guillaume Herblot denounced what he presented as a new scandal in the Parisian extracurricular sector. He claimed that in 2026, the City of Paris could not establish where certain adults assigned to schools were, at what times they were present, or with which children. According to him, the schedules were "completely false" and had been used to lift custody and close cases. He linked these shortcomings to reports of violence, inappropriate touching, and other serious behaviors targeting children. He wrote that the City had acknowledged the problem during a meeting with parents, and condemned the lack of training, rapid hiring, and the transfer of activity leaders from one school to another after reports. Herblot also mentioned hundreds of suspensions, investigations in dozens of establishments, and complaints against the city hall for "omertà." He accused the City and the State of being responsible for the situation and criticized them for criminal acts. #Paris #Périscolaire #Justice (translated)

The author claimed that young Catholics had been attacked at the entrance of the Saint-Romain fair in Rouen. According to him, about fifteen young people were targeted, with injuries, hospitalizations, and complaints. He attributed the situation to years of abandonment and called on the State to fulfill its duty of protection. https://t.co/hkA8bIBRJT #Rouen #FoireSaintRomain #Sécurité #FR (translated)

The author stated that young Catholics had been attacked at the entrance of the Saint-Romain fair in Rouen. He indicated that about fifteen young people had been targeted, that people had been injured and hospitalized, and that complaints had been filed. He attributed the situation to years of renunciation and called on the state to fulfill its duty of protection. #Rouen #FoireSaintRomain #Protection #FR (translated)

A gynecologist from the clinic in Annonay in Ardèche has been placed under investigation for rape and sexual assault following complaints from former patients regarding painful examinations and inappropriate behavior, while the practitioner disputes the accusations. #ViolencesSexuelles #Gynécologie #Justice (translated)

The consequences of a recent cyberattack against Binance, which led to the freezing of $2.5 billion in funds, remain uncertain for Belgian investors, according to the FSMA, which reports having received neither questions nor complaints on the matter. #Cyberattaque #Binance #Cryptomonnaies (translated)

The article highlights concerns about the lack of control and transparency of local ethics committees responsible for investigating complaints against law enforcement in France, emphasizing their potential lack of independence and effectiveness in handling these cases. #ViolencesPolicières #Déontologie #Transparence (translated)

Actu Foot reported that RC Lens had closed its visiting fans' area for the derby in Lille scheduled for Friday, after incidents in Bruges in the Champions League. According to the report, UEFA had recorded 132 pyrotechnic devices, projectiles thrown onto the field and at supporters — including people with reduced mobility — as well as a steward injured by fireworks. Actu Foot also indicated that UEFA had sanctioned Lens by closing its areas in Leipzig and Liverpool. The club denounced a "red line" crossed and believed that the safety of individuals had been endangered. It also announced plans to systematically file individual complaints when possible. #RCLens #LigueDesChampions #SécuritéStadium (translated)

AlertesInfos compiled a list it described as non-exhaustive of injuries and incidents reported following the mobilization on October 17 in France. The account relied on testimonies, videos, and information published by several media outlets. In Saint-Étienne, a 17-year-old boy allegedly had a hand torn off by the explosion of a grenade. AlertesInfos indicated that the IGPN (General Inspectorate of National Police) and IGGN (General Inspectorate of National Gendarmerie) were investigating, and his lawyer announced complaints against the shooter and Laurent Nuñez. In Mulhouse, a 17-year-old girl allegedly lost vision in her left eye. According to her relatives, she was leaving a restaurant with friends; witnesses mentioned a direct shot from a tear gas grenade. The IGPN had been seized, but the nature of the projectile remained to be determined, according to Politis. In Strasbourg, witnesses attributed the injury to the right eye of a 27-year-old man to a shot from a LBD (defensive ball launcher). An investigation for aggravated violence by a public authority officer was entrusted to the IGPN, according to DNA. The account also reported that in Caen, a 20-year-old protester received seven stitches to the forehead and claimed to have been struck by a BAC policeman while fleeing from a charge; he filed a complaint, according to France 3. In Marseille, Oliv, 21, reported an injury to his calf caused by a grenade fragment and an operation, according to StreetPress. The same media mentioned in Paris Annaelle, 24 — name changed — who allegedly was clubbed in the head on Boulevard Saint-Germain, Liam, 17, who said he was hit by a tear gas grenade to the head, and a 20-year-old man who allegedly broke a finger from a shot by a LBD at Bastille. In Nancy, a 52-year-old caregiver had been injured at the heel by a shard that went through his shoe; he attributed it to a police projectile, likely a stun grenade, according to L’Est Républicain. Another young man, 20, had his cheek stitched after being hit by a fragment of a stun grenade, according to his account to the same newspaper. In Metz, a protester was reportedly hit near the eye by a shot from a LBD and then taken to the hospital, according to Le Républicain Lorrain and L’Est Républicain. In Clermont-Ferrand, a man collapsed after what appeared to be a shot from a LBD to the face; a video showed him earlier making a throwing gesture towards the police. He had been rescued, but the severity of his injuries was unknown, according to France 3. In Quimper, a 17-year-old apprentice was hit in the belly by a shot from a LBD and taken care of by a medic, with no precision on the severity of his injury, according to Ouest-France. This newspaper also reported on a protester injured by a shot from a LBD in Brest. In Paris, an injured protester near Gare du Nord filed a complaint for violence he attributed to law enforcement. The public prosecutor opened an investigation and seized the IGPN, according to Franceinfo. A 26-year-old street medic lost consciousness after being struck and thrown to the ground at Place de la République, then dragged by the legs. Found alive by France 24, he said he wanted to file a complaint, according to Les Observateurs. Yoan, a Guadeloupean father, claimed to have received several baton blows while raising his arms; hospitalized, he suffered notably from sprains and a bruise to the ribs, according to RCI. The Bondy Blog reported that friends of a young man injured in the head during a charge described an open wound. Iman, a law student, claimed to have received two blows from a baton to the ribs after a tear gas grenade landed near his group. Fred also claimed he was clubbed with a homeless man who was nearby; the Bondy Blog stated it obtained a video of the charge. According to CFDT Journalists, two journalists from Blast were injured in the leg and abdomen in Paris and then hospitalized. A journalist from C dans l’air was also hit by a clearing grenade and hospitalized. In Rennes, a student was reportedly taken to the hospital after being struck with batons during interventions near Roazhon Park, according to Contre Attaque. In Besançon, a man pinned to the ground on Rue des Granges received several baton blows in a filmed scene; the prefecture announced an administrative investigation, according to ICI and L’Est Républicain. AlertesInfos also documented several images of interventions. StreetPress collected images showing, according to the account, a charge against people sitting under the arcades on Rue de Rivoli in Paris, as well as baton blows directed at a man on the ground on Boulevard Haussmann. Another video showed a policeman lifting and then bringing down his baton towards a man against a façade on Rue des Lavandières-Sainte-Opportune, before the agents moved away, leaving him on the spot. In Lyon, on Rue de Brest, a yellow vest protester was knocked to the ground, and an officer removed his sign, according to a video collected by StreetPress. The media also reported a protester who was allegedly clubbed near Commerce in Nantes, and a man who reportedly was clubbed on Rue Saint-Jacques in Grenoble and then released. In Perpignan, L’Indépendant, cited by StreetPress, reported that a man on the ground received a kick to the head. A video published by Luc Auffret showed, according to AlertesInfos, a policeman bringing down his baton towards a woman against a façade in the Opéra area of Paris. In Toulouse, four leaders of the CGT and FSU were injured by a clearing grenade at the Pont des Catalans. Unions condemned the targeting of the front row, while the prefect contested this and invoked a response to projectile throwing, according to La Dépêche and the FSU. La Dépêche also gathered testimonies that a tear gas grenade exploded in the bar La Gougnotte, where two children were present. The prefecture denied targeting the establishment and spoke of a dispersal in public space. In Paris, musicians from the Orchestre du Nouveau Monde were affected by tear gas at Place de la République during the rehearsal of a declared concert, according to Télérama. In Brest, Yann denounced a homophobic insult and being gassed while discussing with police, according to Ouest-France. Finally, the account reported signals of tear gas and charges in several cities. In Nantes, elected officials from LFI denounced a net and gassing at Place Foch before the departure of the procession and requested explanations from the prefect as well as the opening of investigations, according to Nantes Infos. In Grenoble, a CGT union member described gassings between Chavant and Victor-Hugo while families were trying to join the protest, in a testimony published by the Club de Mediapart. In Perpignan, gas reportedly reached café terraces and panicked passersby, according to Made in Perpignan. In Cherbourg, left-wing organizations and unions denounced tear gas that caused dangerous crowd movements; the prefecture did not report any injured protesters, according to Ouest-France. In Bordeaux, witnesses denounced gassing as soon as the gathering started at Place de la Bourse, while the prefecture invoked violence and damage caused by rioters, according to Contre Attaque and Le Monde. Finally, reporters from Contre Attaque denounced a charge and gas targeting the head of the high school student procession, at the corner of Avenue Jean-Janvier. #Manifestation #ViolencesPolicières #France (translated)

Impact stated, citing Paris Match, that Patrick Bruel, targeted by 32 complaints for rape, attempted rape, assault, or sexual harassment, had attended the day before at Parc des Princes for the match between PSG and FC Barcelona. https://t.co/pCGdDsfw7k #PatrickBruel #PSG #ViolenceSexuelle (translated)

The author denounced the sentence that the prosecution would have required, placed under the authority of Gérald Darmanin, against Rima Hassan. He stated that the repeated complaints against her were aimed at silencing her, without succeeding, and asserted that voices in favor of peace would not be silenced. #Justice #LibertéDexpression #VoixDeLaPaix #FR (translated)

As revealed by journalist Romain Molina, several women working within the club promoted to Ligue 1 had complained about his sexist remarks and inappropriate gestures towards certain colleagues, causing discomfort internally and the relocation of Elisa Sicking-Bressler, head of the protection of minors and vulnerable individuals within the CFG, to the Aube. #Ligue1 #JocelynBlanchard #ComportementSexiste (translated)

Joëlle Dambo, a crepe maker from Côtes-d'Armor of Martiniquan origin, has filed two complaints due to violence and racist insults endured, particularly on social media, exacerbated after her victory in the competition Le Meilleur de la crêpe. #Racisme #Harcèlement #Justice (translated)

Joëlle Dambo, manager of a creperie in Gomené, has filed two new complaints for racist harassment after suffering online attacks and in her village, highlighting the lack of support from local authorities in the face of rising hate. #Racisme #HaineEnLigne #SoutienAuxVictimes (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that Bob Tahri left OM in September, specifying that the club confirmed a mutual decision to end their collaboration, without any acknowledgment or announcement of departure. The account added, citing L'Équipe, that the sports coordinator was the subject of an investigation for psychological harassment, opened in June after several complaints from employees. #OM #Football #Harcèlement (translated)

The comprehensive bill adopted by the Assembly aims to strengthen the fight against sexual and gender-based violence, by introducing penalties for sending dick pics, creating a specific crime for incest, and establishing a minimum framework for investigating complaints of sexual violence. #ViolenceSexuelle #Inceste #DroitDesFemmes (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Pau Cubarsí responded to Real Madrid's complaints about the refereeing by saying that he paid little attention to it. He explained that he was more focused on his club, the team's play, and what they could offer their supporters. According to him, external matters did not interest them much, except for the positive elements they could take from the comments. #RealMadrid #arbitrage #football (translated)

Press Briefs reported nearly 7,000 police custody cases, 86% of which involved minors, and indicated that the majority had not led to legal proceedings at this stage. The account described these arrests as a massive and unprecedented measure aimed at containing the mobilization of young people. Several cited observers viewed this as a form of intimidation, while Press Briefs believed this practice infringed on the right to protest and risked normalizing disproportionate police and judicial responses. The account added that the preventive use of police custody had already been documented during the Yellow Vests movement. Relying on independent press articles, Press Briefs relayed testimonies from high school students reporting violent detention conditions, symptoms of post-traumatic stress, forced undressings, and physical or psychological violence. A 15-year-old reportedly recounted being slammed against a concrete bed and hit on the head by police and then insulted. A complaint had been filed, according to the account, which also indicated that the police prefecture had not responded to Mediapart's questions about the reported statements. Mohammed, a 16-year-old high school student in Saint-Denis, reportedly stated that police had hit the bars of his cell during the night to wake up the detainees and had targeted him with a racist insult. The mother of Noham, also 16, claimed that her son had been hit in the liver and face after asking why he had been arrested. Adam's mother also denounced violence against young protesters. Press Briefs added that several teenage girls and boys reported sexist and racist remarks from police, and complaints had been filed. Anne Savinel-Barras, president of Amnesty International France, expressed her concern over the repression of the student movement, believing that the young people's demands for education and health were met with prohibitions on demonstrations and disproportionate police violence. The NGO stated that it would support people peacefully protesting and defend the right to demonstrate. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights also expressed concern about the situation in France and notably called for a proportional use of force. #jeunesse #manifestation #répression (translated)