A trip to a devastated city. The Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal, will speak on Thursday April 18 in the morning in Viry-Chatillon (Essonne), two weeks to the day after the death of young Shemseddine, 15, beaten near his school. At the request of the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, the Prime Minister must launch a “Grenelle” on violence against minors. Follow our live stream.
Gabriel Attal aims for “authority everywhere, for everyone”. According to the government spokesperson, the Prime Minister must “detail an action plan” on “authority everywhere, for everyone”. His visit begins at 10 a.m. Thursday with a first sequence on “support for young people”, according to those around him. Gabriel Attal must then give a speech at 11 a.m.
Four people implicated in Shemseddine’s death. Four young men, three minors and one adult, were indicted for “assassination” on April 10. According to the first elements of the investigation cited by the Evry prosecutor. They were all placed in pre-trial detention. A dispute linked to the sister of two of them is said to be the cause of the teenager’s death.
Several similar cases have recently hit the headlines. On April 3, a schoolgirl was seriously injured by three people in Montpellier, amid a dispute fueled on social networks. On April 9, Zakaria, 15, was stabbed to death while he intervened during a fight in Romans-sur-Isère (Drôme). One of the accused is a 16-year-old teenager, indicted for “willful violence with premeditation”.