Student Mobilization: UN Expresses Concern Over Police Violence
Par Rédaction Flash Radio | | Catégorie : Lifestyle

In a week marked by student mobilization, Flash Radio tackles a burning issue: police repression and its impact on young protesters. Intermediate weapons such as grenades and rubber bullets were used,
In a week marked by student mobilization, Flash Radio tackles a burning issue: police repression and its impact on young protesters. Intermediate weapons such as grenades and rubber bullets were used, causing injuries among teenagers. These incidents have raised concerns not only in Tunisia but also at the United Nations, which highlights the violence suffered by young protesters.
This week’s broadcast features Layla Ahelmarani, mother of a second-year student at the Lecorbusier high school in Aubervilliers, and Axel Ronde, president and spokesperson of the police union CFTC. We will discuss the challenges of young people’s freedom of expression and the responsibilities of law enforcement in maintaining public order. Flash Radio keeps you up-to-date in real-time on events that influence the lives of Tunisians.