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The article examines the legal implications of filming and sharing videos of police violence on social media in the context of high school protests, noting that while this practice is not prohibited, it is subject to limitations depending on the nature of the images and the circumstances of their recording. #MobilisationLycéenne #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesLycéens (translated)

The author believed that the right and the far right responded to the mobilization of high school students with repression, sanctions, and stigmatization. He accused them of evoking the threat of vandals to stifle the demands of young people and criticized those in power for not listening to the youth. #Mobilisation #Jeunesse #DroitsDesLycéens #FR (translated)

What is this country where an elected official who comes to support the claims of high school students in his city and is on site constantly trying to ensure that things happen as peacefully as possible (I am a witness) is being prosecuted for "provocation to commit an offense" by the prefect! Apparently, since he was elected, the State has been targeting @BallyBagayoko. This is a new episode. In many ways, we wonder if the far right is already governing. Solidarity with you Bally. #Solidarité #Politique #DroitsDesLycéens (translated)