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The city of Trab in France witnessed a silent march in solidarity with the victims of the attack, which resulted in the death of a person and the injury of other persons, including a child. The solidarity also expressed their desire to bring justice and tackle racism in France.
Ten years after the end of the Kalai forest camp, France ' s largest random migrant camp, which hosted up to 10,000 migrants before its dismantling in October 2016, we return today to this file, which attracted the attention of the media and humanitarian organizations at the height of the migration crisis a decade ago. To speak of this file, the reporter, who has told the Squatters of the Muhajer News team, provides clarifications.
Sebastian Licorno accused the left party of political exploitation following the racist attack in Trib following the departure of the Socialist deputies and their colleagues from the Green Party in the Parliament Hall during the questioning session of the Government. The members of the National Assembly observed a minute of silence in honour of Pingo Bosso Wangi, who had spent the dust attack.
On Tuesday to Wednesday, the French Senate passed the Government ' s draft law on " spoilers pay " , which allows participants in gatherings that have witnessed acts of violence to be held financially responsible for the damage, as warnings of its implications for the right to demonstrate. The project was prepared during the summer following riots following the culmination of Paris San Jerman with the periodic title of Europe ' s heroes, before it became increasingly important after the violence and sabotage of the 17 October protests. The text was approved by 229 votes to 105, and was forwarded to the National Assembly to complete its legislative course.
The Kurkh Crimes Court of Baghdad, Tuesday, sentenced seven French citizens convicted of membership in the Islamic State organization to life imprisonment in the first sentence against a group of 47 Frenchmen who had been transferred from Syria to Iraq last year and began their trials last month. This provision comes at a time when the Iraqi judiciary faces legal criticism of the speed and procedures of trials, as well as controversy over the fate of detainees and their families between Baghdad and Paris.
The French Government, Monday, presented a package of educational proposals for students who had been demonstrating for weeks, which included maximizing the number of students in some classrooms, granting loans to renovate schools and reforming the university admission system. However, student leaders pledged to continue to move, considering that the procedures did not meet their demands, at a time when President Emmanuel McCron faced severe financial constraints that threatened any new educational package.
The French Government ' s meeting with the manufacture of content prior to the student representatives deplored the protesters, who considered the proposals that were moved from the meeting without their demands. Between the financing of school reform and the expansion of university seats, students are awaiting concrete action, and are required to continue to demonstrate if the Government does not respond.
In a paragraph we stop at a debate escalating in France as demonstrations continue and riots and looting are repeated. Some police unions and politicians are pressing to adopt unlethal techniques and weapons that have proved effective in other States.
The Treunci forest is a famous forest in France, but it is not isolated from threats posed by climate change. This forest, which was a source of pride for the people and the royal family, especially during Louis XIV, today faces significant challenges as a result of rising temperatures and climate change.
An electronic attack blocked the voting platform for the election of a representative of the left in the forthcoming French elections. The massive influx of inspirational contacts has elevated the site and forced the organizers to extend the electoral process until this evening... who stands behind this cyber attack?
An electronic attack blocked the voting platform for the election of a representative of the left in the forthcoming French elections. The massive influx of inspirational contacts has elevated the site and forced the organizers to extend the electoral process until this evening... who stands behind this cyber attack?
In France, the repercussions of student protests continue despite the Government ' s announcement of a package of actions aimed at addressing the shortage of educational personnel and improving secondary school conditions. While the Government considers that the appointment of 3,000 alternative professors represents a practical step towards containing the crisis, many students consider that their demands go beyond the shortage of teachers to include the quality of education, infrastructure and resources allocated to the sector. He discussed the realism of government promises and opportunities for successful dialogue in ending the protests, with Professor Majid Boden, President of the Bar Association of International Law in Paris.
Forty years have passed since the launch of the first Ray Music Festival on the floor of the Culture House in the suburb of Bobini near Paris, but those songs are still present in memory and conscience. On a night of honouring the Dinah, artists from different generations gathered to restore stations from the history of the Rey and to celebrate the coldness of those who had held his voice from Algeria to the world.
In today ' s guest, we are discussing the protests of high school students in France against the deterioration of school conditions, overcrowding in classrooms and lack of teachers, at a time when the Government announced the use of 3,000 alternative teachers to contain the crisis. What's the catch of this move? And does he manage to move the French street again and expand the protest circle? Is the crisis moving towards release or is trade unions joining it? What is President McCron ' s position on these developments and how can they be reflected in the political scene and the upcoming presidential elections? Guest of the Programme: Hicham Abu Shahala, Researcher in Political Science.
Although the French Minister of Education has announced the use of 3,000 alternative professors in an attempt to contain the education crisis, the indicators of release do not appear to be clear in a number of French secondary schools. Protested students consider that government action is insufficient to address deeper problems related to the shortage of teachers, overcrowding of rooms and deteriorating school conditions. For the latest developments in the field, we are joined by one of the Parisian high schools, Franç24 Mohamed Farhat.
Representatives of secondary school students, who were received by the Minister of Education and the Minister of Higher Education, called for the continuation of protests with a large crowd on 13 October. According to the Ministry of Education, Friday, 141 secondary schools remain closed in France because of the participation of a part of the students in the protest, less than 4% of the total 3,700 secondary schools in the country. The United Nations expressed its concern on Friday at the violence in French student protests, the arrest and injuries of thousands of protesters.
Tens of thousands of high school students and their supporters again demonstrated throughout France. The demonstrators called for a large crowd on 13 October. Under the Government ' s announcement of the use of 3,000 alternative teachers in an attempt to contain the crisis.
Student pickets and marches are driven by real complaints and by a well-established French tradition based on the resolution of differences over government policies on the street.
The protests witnessed violence, fires and the spread of tear gas on the streets, blocked dozens of universities and suspended public transport services in a number of regions.
