The author believed that the chaos should not have been caused in vain and called for actions in the following days to be focused on buildings related to the state. He added that the movement would not be heard if it was limited to plundering the businesses of modest people. #justice #solidarité #engagement (translated)
Five adults and one minor, all from Brussels, have been arrested as part of the investigation into the murder of police officer Nordine El Talbi in Jette, with one suspect apprehended in Paris, three in Almeria, and two in Belgium. #Justice #Bruxelles #Meurtre (translated)
Six suspects, one in France and three in Spain, have been placed under arrest warrant as part of the investigation into the murder of police officer Nordine El Talbi in Jette. #Meurtre #Policier #JusticeBelgique (translated)
ryn responded to AlertesInfos by questioning the assumption of a malaise and stating that the person had probably been struck with a club, even after losing consciousness. #violence #droitsdelhomme #justice (translated)
Laure Lavalette wrote that one should not question how the situation got to this point. She added that the person who viewed insecurity as a mere feeling had been Minister of Justice for four years. #Insécurité #Justice #Politique (translated)
The author wrote that the organization Genocide Watch had published a report concluding that the ten characteristic stages of genocide — classification, symbolization, discrimination, dehumanization, organization, polarization, preparation, persecution, extermination, and denial — were present. (translated)
"You drank Didier" condemned the violence and indicated that he would go to the scene "in a responsible manner." The author added that France would not yield and would act firmly within a republican framework. He urged to let justice do its job and announced that a hotline would be made available. #France #Violence #Justice (translated)
Sarah Knafo wrote that no violence could be excused, regardless of the origin of those who committed it. She indicated that she came from Seine-Saint-Denis and had never burned a garbage can or assaulted a teacher. According to her, excusing the rioters amounted to insulting those who had grown up in that department without breaking anything. https://t.co/847ruCK4Ab #JusticeSociale #NonALaViolence #Respect (translated)
I thought they were just going to smoke, but nothing more… I was fooled! "They were there to celebrate New Year's Eve," explains Robin, without really knowing where to put his hands. #Justice #ViolSurMineur #Réveillon (translated)
A father is being prosecuted because he has made a room in his house available to a young man who is accused of raping a 13-year-old minor during a New Year's party. #Justice #ViolSurMineur #Réveillon (translated)
Philippe Poutou wrote that, since the government was asking to choose a side, he was siding with the protesters, the rioters, the rebellious youth, the oppressed, and disorder. He contrasted this side with that of the powers, the dominant, and the privileged whom he claimed were panicked. (translated)
Guillaume Herblot wrote that neither the minister, nor the mayor, nor the prefect had resigned. He believed that the Minister of the Interior Nuñez and the Minister of Justice Darmanin should have resigned from their positions in the morning, and criticized the repeated references to the "rule of law." #ÉtatDeDroit #Politique #Démission (translated)
Benjamin Cauchy called out Vinted regarding an ad titled "Sweater stolen during the protest." He stated that leaving it online was condemnable as complicity in the handling of stolen goods and also mentioned Laurent Nuñez. https://t.co/7cMBrGDYrT #Vol #Manif #Justice (translated)
Seydi Ba wrote that an elected official wearing the tricolor sash had been beaten by Israeli settlers. He noted that states had gone to war for less than that and criticized France for once again accepting the affront. He predicted that Jean-Noël Barrot would remind everyone of the respect for international law, that the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs would condemn the facts, and that Emmanuel Macron would remain silent. #Justice #DroitsHumains #Politique (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that a protester died the day before from a cardiorespiratory arrest on Boulevard Magenta in Paris and paid tribute to him. #Paris #Manifestation #Justice (translated)
The author reported that Kevin, who had spent the night trying to protect his family's businesses in Lyon, had witnessed new looting in the morning. Kevin believed that the lack of consequences encouraged these acts and predicted that those arrested would be tried in immediate appearance, then would receive a simple reminder of the law due to congested courts. He added that taxpayers were angry and cited NicolasQuiPaie. #Lyon #Justice #Pillages (translated)
The author believed that the violence committed by organized groups required a firm, rapid, and deterrent judicial response. He presented the Estrosi law against organized delinquency as a means to prevent violent groups from circumventing procedures. https://t.co/6LByXJqscB #Justice #Sécurité #Violence #FR (translated)
The article examines whether Dubai remains a favored refuge for drug traffickers in light of a trial for triple murder related to drug trafficking, involving defendants who allegedly operated from the city. #Narcotrafic #Justice #Marseille (translated)
