French MPs held a minute’s silence on Wednesday for a young person whose deadly capturing by police has sparked violent demonstrations, whereas Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne condemned the choice to open hearth.
Parliament speaker Yael Braun-Pivet urged MPs to look at a minute’s silence “in memory of Nahel, in support of his parents, and loved ones” shortly earlier than Borne spoke within the Senate, the higher home.
Borne mentioned the police operation within the western Paris suburb of Nanterre on Tuesday was “clearly not in line with the rules of engagement for security forces”.
Source: www.anews.com.tr
