The Paris police prefect is accused of inciting local tensions and violence against protesters during a November 16 rally in Paris. A few fi
The Paris police prefect is accused of inciting local tensions and violence against protesters during a November 16 rally in Paris.
Several Yellow Vests announced on Friday that they had filed a complaint against Paris police prefect Didier Lallement for “threatening” and violating the right to protest last November, on the movement’s first anniversary.
Priscillia Ludosky and Faouzi Lellouche are accused, including Didier Lallement, of using various “illegal” means to incite tension and violence against protesters during the November 16 rally, which began at the Place d’Italie in Paris.
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He was specifically accused of feeding the confusion and anger of the procession, announcing the cancellation of the event because it had already started, and then ordering the security forces to surround the place and quell the gathering, preventing it from going to the station. du Nord train station as planned and injuring numerous others.
“Serious violations of rights”
At the press conference in Paris, they announced that their lawyer mr. On Thursday, William Martine filed a complaint against Didier Lallement with the public prosecutor in Paris for “endangering the freedom of an individual by a person who is a public official”, “interfering with the freedom of expression, assembly and demonstration” and “endangering the lives of others”. to what happened that day,” Martine pointed out.
They are supported by the League for Human Rights (LDH), which is said to have viewed the day as “serious rights violations” and “a disproportionate use of public force”. “Strategy of intimidation and escalation of violence”, which caused “at least 94 victims” among protesters, journalists and passers-by, according to LDH.
“A sad compendium of methods for maintaining order”
“What happened today is a sad set of policing methods” aimed at “fearing people so they don’t come forward,” Priscilia Ludosky said. The prefecture is said to have taken this decision due to the “abuse and violence” seen by the protesters.
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“We have an executive branch that chooses its causes and decides which movement has the right or not to express. This is very serious,” said Faouzi Lellouche. This complaint comes in the context of tensions and protests against “police violence”, already criticized during the “yellow vest” protests in November 2018.
Date of update: June 19, 2020, 4:58 p.m
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