"Freedom of political expression is particularly protected in France by law," specifies Sebastian Roché, research director at the CNRS, a specialist in comparative policing. #LibertéDExpression #Manifestations #Pancartes (translated)
"We have never seen this in France," confirms Sebastian Roché, research director at CNRS specializing in police issues, to Actu. #MobilisationLycéenne #Interpellations #RépressionPolice (translated)
"We are developing the idea that good policing is policing that makes a lot of arrests," regrets Sébastian Roché, a research director at the CNRS and an observer of police violence, on Franceinfo. "The Minister of the Interior doesn't come on television saying: 'we have eased 90 blockages of high schools.' He arrives and says: 'we have made 5,000 arrests.' The more you want to make massive and numerous arrests, in order to present them to journalists and the French public, the more damage you are going to have, the more police officers will be injured, and the more young people will be injured. It is the weapons and the arrests that are at the root of this." #MouvementLycéen #Interpellations #ViolencesPolicières (translated)
"What is being implemented to manage high school protests is a standard framework compared to what we know," notes Sebastian Roché, research director at CNRS, author of "The Police Against the Street." #ViolencesPolicières #MouvementLycéen #DroitsDesMineurs (translated)
"Une compétition entre communes qui recherchent des policiers municipaux"
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