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Ondra Černý, who stated that he is studying for a master's program in public law in France and is also dealing with internal security law, explained the differences between three French security components. According to him, the municipal police fall under the mayor and focus mainly on local order, prevention, supervision, and handling misdemeanors. He does not believe they are primarily intended to suppress large-scale violent riots. Černý wrote that municipal police officers may face hundreds of aggressive individuals during violent demonstrations and typically lack the training, equipment, or manpower of specialized state units. Therefore, he described their retreat as a possible security necessity, not necessarily cowardice. He stated that the national police fall under the Ministry of the Interior and that its CRS units are trained for interventions during large demonstrations. He characterized the gendarmerie as an armed force of a military nature; its mobile units intervene during riots and also use Centaure armored vehicles. He described the CRS and mobile gendarmerie as the backbone of the French system for managing large demonstrations. He added that the municipal police cannot conduct general identity checks based solely on suspicion, but they can do so when dealing with legally defined offenses. If a person refuses to cooperate, according to him, the municipal police officer must contact the relevant officer from the national police or gendarmerie. Černý also mentioned that in France there are joint workspaces and coordinated patrols of municipal and national police, aimed at improving cooperation and information sharing; however, he noted that a joint workspace does not mean the same powers. #Francie #veřejnéprávo #bezpečnost (translated)

Peter Gregorčič announced that the case of RTV Slovenia, which the Constitutional Court decided on in mid-summer, will be submitted to the European Court of Human Rights next Wednesday. He wrote that the preparation of the appeal is in the final stage. https://t.co/WzO76EUidh #pravosodje #človeškepravice #Evropa (translated)

Navi Pillay, a South African judge and human rights activist, was recently awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace for her efforts to defend international law and condemn military crimes, thus further strengthening the influence of women in the fight against human rights violations. #NobelovaNagrada #MednarodnoPravo #ČlovekovePravice (translated)

Borut Rončević wrote that following the announcement of a comprehensive reform of education, he experienced increasing political and media pressure. He described the story about airline tickets as an attempt to discredit the responsible minister and a political showdown, but added that ministers are obliged to explain the use of public money. According to him, information about the travel habits of previous governments shows that the current outrage is not due to concern for public finances, but rather opposition to the reform. Rončević believed that unions and the educational establishment had too much influence on education policy in the past. He attributed a legitimate role to unions in representing employees, but said their influence should not include veto power over the substantive direction of the reform. He also claimed that the educational establishment had harmed the system in the last three decades by following a progressive ideology. Regarding the left and the Left, he wrote that they sought ideological hegemony primarily through the fields of education and culture. He emphasized that in preparing the reform, teachers, principals, parents, students, researchers, local communities, and the economy are involved, while unions should participate in discussions about salaries, working conditions, and employee rights. In his view, those politically responsible should decide on the direction of changes based on data and professional analyses. As ten starting points for the reform, he listed a greater emphasis on knowledge, high standards, the development of students' potentials, work ethic, patriotic and civic education, ideological neutrality, the authority of teachers, early literacy, digital and other knowledge for the future, and broader responsibility in shaping school policy. Rončević announced the relocation of the ministry to Novo mesto, a reduction in the number of employees, and strict limitations on remote work. He stated that the success of the reorganization should be measured by faster responses, timely resolution of issues, lower costs, clearer distribution of responsibilities, and user satisfaction. He wrote that the reform has the support of a broader public, parents, teachers, and the coalition, according to the data he presented. He expected even more pressure, including media publications, reports to the Commission for Prevention of Corruption, criminal charges, petitions, and interpellations, and announced that he would not abandon or soften the changes because of them. #reformaizobraževanja #javnofinanciranje #politika (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the European Union should not abandon its uniqueness in the competition with superpowers. He described competitiveness, democracy, human rights, and solidarity as the foundations of a strong EU and Europe that can protect its values and way of life. #arraiolos2026 https://t.co/XEo7fXxotC #EvropskaUnija #človekoveprava #demokracija #EU (translated)

The author emphasized at the meeting with the delegation of the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia that the strength of the European Union depends on the strength of its member states, not Brussels. He characterized the removal of the right of veto as the wrong direction and stated that the founders of the EU included safeguards in the system due to the dangers of being outvoted. https://t.co/Gkbq6r5G0a #EU #državečlanice #politika #EU #RS (translated)

Matjaž Draksler wrote that the Supreme Court has said its piece and that the situation, according to him, is now clear from today onward. He announced that if the Government of the Republic of Slovenia and SKOK do not bring Golob, Janković, Vonta, Bratušek, and Ribič to justice, yesterday's elections were the last for him in his life. In his announcement, he also marked Janez Janša, Anžet Logar, and Jernej Vrtovec. #volitve #politika #pravica (translated)

Josipina Slovenska has invited the government of the Republic of Slovenia to legally enable those who do not watch RTV and do not wish to pay for it not to be obligated to do so. She noted that the people who voted in favor should not be victims, as she described, of unruly agitators. #RTV #slovenija #pravice (translated)

The author of the post wrote that there are three days left until the Arraiolos2026 event and asked how to protect democracy, the rule of law, and human rights. #predsednicaslovenije #arraiolos2026 #ifeelslovenia https://t.co/GizAFc7FB7 #demokracija #pravnarodna #človekoveposlej #SI (translated)

The post indicated that the Cuban Christian pastor Alexis Padrón Lorenzo loudly demanded food and medicine for people and his community during the protests. According to the post, the Cuban authorities detained him for three months because of this, and he was said to be almost without food and medicine in prison and without the opportunity to communicate with others. The post also stated that he had been released and was awaiting legal proceedings. https://t.co/544lxFRwvv #protesti #Kuba #pravice #CU (translated)

After the recent referendum, voters rejected the amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiries and supported the conditionality of social assistance with community service and the restriction of voting rights for citizens of third countries, with official results to be announced on October 19th. #referendum #Slovenija #politika (translated)

In the referendum, voters rejected parliamentary investigations and supported the limitation of social assistance, voting rights for foreigners, and the abolition of the RTV contribution, which caused significant polarization in society. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)

Ondřej Šimíček wrote to Boris Šťastný that in his opinion, the promises of the Motorists meant nothing. He stated that before the elections, the party claimed to be on the right, while now it has found itself to the left of Ransdorf. In conclusion, he used a derogatory term towards its representatives. #politika #volby #sliby (translated)

The homeland noted upon the announcement by Polona Rifelj that one employee is supposed to prepare one application in a year, while another prepares 10 to 15 per month. She added that many employees are working from home and are reporting from the beach in summer and from the ski resort in winter, which she labeled as inappropriate towards the citizens. https://t.co/h6PnxboNSY #delodajalci #pravice #uslužbenci (translated)

Voters are deciding today on four referendum questions, including an amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiries and advisory questions regarding the RTV contribution, the conditions for social assistance, and the voting rights of foreigners. #referendum #volitve #Slovenija (translated)

The author of the post sharply criticized those he believed were exploiting women's distress for their own promotion. He called for the Roman Catholic Church to address issues of child abuse and pedophilia, and stated that sexual abuse in childhood is one of the worst burdens to carry through life. He opposed demonstrations in the streets and what he labeled as the indoctrination of women, believing that this should occur within the church. #splav #nazadnjaki #zlorabe #otrok #pravice #SI (translated)

The author of the post asked why the gathering is necessary and stated that, in his opinion, no one restricts the birth of children. He believed that women have the option to choose and that women who do not decide to have a child should not be judged. He added that the decision to have a child is personal and is not a matter for the Catholic Church, and he asked when the gathering will be dedicated to children who have died in wars, to the hungry, the poor, and the abused. (translated)