about twenty cars headed down the Champs-Élysées towards Beauvau behind a banner reading “no police, no peace”. The grumbling continues. Call from
about twenty cars headed down the Champs-Élysées towards Beauvau behind a banner reading “no police, no peace”.
The grumbling continues. Called by the unions Alliance, Synergy, SICP and Unsa, police officers demonstrated in cars on the avenue des Champs-Elysées to the Ministry of the Interior on Friday morning in Paris. They too requested to be received by the President of the Republic to express their displeasure after Christophe Castaner’s announcements on Monday.
about twenty cars headed down the Champs-Élysées towards Beauvau behind a banner that read “no police, no peace”. A minute of silence was observed in front of the Ministry of the Interior and the Elysée Palace in honor of police officers who were killed or injured in the line of duty. The demonstrators sang the Marseillaise.
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“He was not only the Minister of the Interior (…) We came to tell President Macron that he must support, respect, take into account the police (…) The police are not racist, the police are republican (.. .), they do not choose him or her offensive behavior, does not choose the color of the crime (…) and saves lives regardless of the color of the individual’s skin”, Fabien Vanhemelryck, secretary-general of the Union of Trade Unions, told reporters.
“This map is taken over by the President of the Republic”
“In this moment of crisis, we received the presidents of the previous two five-year mandates. I hope that President Macron will hear us because it is outside the scope of the MUP. It is up to the President of the Republic to take over this record,” said Philippe Capon, from Unsa , denouncing it as a “stigma” of police officers.
To Patrice Ribeiro of the Synergy union one “stand up to the police”. “We felt confused,” he said. “We took on terrorism, we took on the yellow vests, they took on respect for restrictions without a mask (…) It’s a mockery, why? Because at the highest level of the state they fear the vocal minority (. ..), we would like that policy to be ours , first of all the President of the Republic, gave support, he must receive it,” he added.
Jean-Paul Mégret, the trade union SICP, complained that the institution had been “challenged”. “When it’s your own minister, when it’s the highest top of the state, who doesn’t say a word, which is not a symbolic gesture (…) I think that was a real problem,” he said.
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Christophe Castaner received a section of the union on Thursday, and is yet to be received this Friday, to try to calm their anger after his statements on Monday about police violence. The minister advocated “zero tolerance” towards racism in the police and announced a ban on a number of arrest techniques. On Thursday, at the end of the day, rallies were held in several French cities with angry police, during which participants were symbolically handcuffed to the ground each time.
Date of update: 12 June 2020, 09:58
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