“
We are filing this appeal so that justice is done, and that is no small thing, and so that these renunciations which kill can stop
,” says Me Carine Chaix in “Points de Vue” (
Le Figaro-TV
). A first step, therefore, which invites the State to recognize its responsibility in the assassination of Samuel Paty. In the absence of a response from the administration by May 17, and as long as there is no "
full and complete, official recognition of its responsibility
", the case will continue its legal path and a Litigation should be brought before the administrative court. What Mickaëlle Paty will not deviate from “
because she is a fighter, she will go to the end
”, adds the one who communicates almost daily with her client.
The resignation of the principal of the Maurice-Ravel high school “
shows how just Mickaëlle Paty’s fight is. Islamist pressure pushes people to silence, resignation or self-censorship, and as we know, more than one professor in two admits to self-censorship,
” continues the criminal lawyer, who uses the figures from the senatorial commission of inquiry into pressure, threats and attacks against teachers.
“150,000 teachers per year threatened and attacked”
Questioned this Thursday on RMC about Mickaëlle Paty's appeal - revealed ten days ago by
Le Figaro
-, the government spokesperson, Prisca Thévenot, invited us to "
not make the wrong target: the only culprits are Islamist terrorists
. In “
Points de Vue
” (Le Figaro-TV), Me Carine Chaix does not lose her temper. “
When I hear the government spokesperson, sorry, but everyday reality proves her wrong. A recent study showed that there were more than 150,000 teachers per year threatened and attacked
,” asserts the lawyer at the Paris bar.
More than three years after the assassination of Samuel Paty, Me Carine Chaix invites the competent authorities to take
“simple measures: make disciplinary advice systematic against students who spread malicious messages on social networks, and establish an offense of 'insulting an agent - and slanderous denunciation - leading to death threats'
. The Prime Minister's office did "
contact Mickaëlle Paty last night
", finally confirms her lawyer, speaking to Timothée Dhellemmes.