Minister denies police brutality as student protests continue across France – Europe live, as it happened
09.27 EDTFrench interior minister rejects allegation of heavy-handed police response to student protestsFrench interior minister Laurent Nuñez rejected allegations of police brutality in their response to on-going French student protests, saying officers only intervene when…
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| Publication time | Wed, 07 Oct 2026 18:17:23 GMT |
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09.27 EDTFrench interior minister rejects allegation of heavy-handed police response to student protestsFrench interior minister Laurent Nuñez rejected allegations of police brutality in their response to on-going French student protests, saying officers only intervene when there is damage or violence.Addressing French lawmakers, he said the protest movement was “unprecedented” because of “very serious violence,” franceinfo reported.French riot police apprehend a protester amid clashes on the Boulevard Saint-Germain during a protest outside Sciences Po university in Paris. Photograph: Sarah Meyssonnier/ReutersShare
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