2023-07-07 06:00:23
In 2005, two teenagers, Zyed and Bouna, died in an electrical transformer in Clichy-sous-Bois while trying to flee the police. Their death provoked urban revolts: three weeks of violence between young people from sensitive neighborhoods and the police, and the establishment of a state of emergency in the country. Subsequently, policies were put in place and laws were passed to prevent such a situation from happening again.
But nearly twenty years later, France experienced urban riots for several days, following the death of Nahel M., killed by a police officer on June 27. How to explain it?
Sebastian Roché, research director at the CNRS and specialist in the police, explains that certain factors feed the vicious circle of violence, in particular certain policies put in place to reinforce the maintenance of order.
Our explanations in this three-minute video. And if you want to know more about the subject, we refer you to the decryption below.
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