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French clashes against youth labor bill goes to
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French riot police clashed Saturday afternoon with demonstrators
protesting the controversial First Employment Contract (CPE), Paris as some
young people threw missiles at police. Windows were broken and a car set on
fire. Organizers claimed that some 300,000 protested in Paris Saturday
afternoon and a million in more than 150 demonstrations nationwide after
nationwide demonstrations on Thursday drawing up to half a million university
and high-school students. The FIDL high-school students' union vowed a new day
of action on Thursday if the government does not back down. France's education
has been disturbed by the protests that have lasted two weeks, with up to 60
out of the country's 84 universities affected. Demonstrators demanded that
the government scrap the CPE, which, having been adopted by the French
parliament, allows employers to fire without explanation newly hired workers
under the age of 26 within two years. They said the law infringes workers'
rights, making it harder for young people to get long-term employment. Blogs in the Internet are making connections with the
demonstrators.
Le CPE
mobilise sur Internet
Internet prend toute son importance en cas d'actualité chaude.
Le nombre de sites évoquant le CPE le montre
Blogs, sites militants ou syndicaux, sites
d’information…la galaxie internet regorge d’informations autour du CPE que ce soit
pour donner des informations, pour mobiliser les troupes ou pour discuter
à travers des forums.
"Terrorisme Urbain" Via
Internet
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Blogs and text messages spread call to violence |
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By Thomas Crampton International Herald Tribune
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PARIS. The banners and bullhorns of protest
are being replaced in volatile French neighborhoods by mobile phone messages
and Skyblog,
a Web site hosting messages inflammatory enough to prompt three criminal
prosecutions this week. Police officials are saying that youths have
coordinated local arson attacks using mobile phone messages, and have arrested three people for
comments on the online diaries known as blogs that
are hosted by Skyblog.
The site belongs to the nationwide radio station Skyrock,
which has four million listeners daily and claims the largest audience of any
radio station among 13-to-24-year-olds.The Skyblog
site says that it hosts more than three million blogs,
with new ones coming online at a pace of 20,000 a day, and is possibly the most
popular meeting point for French youths on the Internet. Those prosecuted for
inciting violence in their postings this week included a 14-year-old from
Aix-en-Provence who called on rioters to attack police stations, according to
Justice Minister Pascal Clément. Blog entries of those arrested also included ones calling
on youths in the Paris region to rise up at once in a coordinated attack.
"Unite, Ile-de-France, and burn the cops,"
one of the postings said, according to Agence France-Presse. "Go to the nearest police station and burn
it." Another message called on youths in housing projects to start arson
attacks between 9:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Friday. Under French law, such calls to violence
can result in sentences of one to seven years in prison. Judicial officials
said the three youths arrested did not know one another, but had all used Skyblog
to send out their message. Speaking during a press conference on Monday, the
director general of the police, Michel Gaudin,
condemned some blog entries as "real calls to
violence." Through blog entries, he added, the
police have been able to watch development of a competition between housing
projects to produce the most violence and damage. Following the arrests, a
spokesman for Skyrock
issued a statement that the
station would block any blog content deemed too inflammatory. "Whatever you
do, I do not want you to use my name," the spokesman added. "You can
imagine from what is happening in the suburbs that if someone finds out that we
deleted their blog, it could mean a bullet in the
head." Censorship of Skyblog became severe enough by Tuesday afternoon to
become a major topic of conversation on the most popular blogs.
Postings on a memorial blog that features photos of the youths whose deaths inspired the unrest, bouna93.skyblog.com, emphasized the
need for polite postings. "I am sorry about your comments that
disappeared," the host, operating under the name Bouna93, said. "This blog was created as a homage to
our friends Bouna
and Zied and not to insult them or others."
Anti-government statements are peppered throughout commentaries on the blog aulnaysousboi01.skyblog.com,
which has been keeping an hourly diary of events in the suburbs. "Sarkozy propaganda must stop," said one unidentified
commentary, referring to the interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy,
and many of the well-publicized riot incidents, including the fatal beating of
a 61-year-old man by a hooded youth in a Paris suburb. "The old guy killed
by the youths had nothing to do with the riots," the commentary said.
A recent speech by the
president and founder of the radio station Skyrock,
Pierre Belanger, described how he intended to develop a dialogue with and among
young people in France. "We are targeting the first generation to have
grown up after the Internet and mobile phone revolutions," Belanger said.
"Eighty percent of our listeners have access to Internet and 90 percent
own a cellular phone." Rather than traditional-style radio broadcasting,
he said, he wanted a conversation with French youth over Internet and SMS messages. Suburban
youths are not the only ones blogging. Éric Raoult, a member of
Parliament representing the troubled Seine-Saint-Denis region, has blogged many events, including his decision to place the
region under curfew.
"It is unfortunate we have arrived at this point," a
person identified as Lionel commented. "How is it that parents did not
already make that decision themselves?" Official Web sites have also been
hit by hacking and Google "bombing." For a time over the weekend the
French version of Google returned the home page for the French president's
political party when users typed in a search for Paris and the words
"riot" or "suburb" in French.
The Web
site, www.u-m-p.org, features a banner
advertisement of Sarkozy, whose hard-line policing
tactics are blamed by many in the suburbs as alienating the youth there.
Another Web site taken over by hackers was the municipal Web site of Clichy-sous-Bois,
the commune in which the unrest began. An article declaring the town mayor had
resigned was posted on the Web site
and sent out to all who had signed up for the municipal e-mail newsletter.A tersely worded press release on the Clichy-sous-Bois site denounces the act as illegal and
insists it has no impact on the status of the mayor: "Of course the
information was a lie and does not have any legal standing."
http://www.iht.com/bin/print_ipub.php?file=/articles/2005/11/08/news/blogs.php
Trois arrestations pour incitation
à l'émeute sur "blog"
4Law - Publié le 07/11/05 à
19:51
Trois personnes dont un mineur ont été arrêtées
pour incitation à l'émeute sur "blog"
Les trois "blogs" utilisés, des sites internet personnels,
étaient hébergés sur le site de la radio Skyrock, qui les
a désactivés durant le week-end.
Trois arrestations pour incitation
à l'émeute sur des blog
4Law -
publié le Lundi 07 Novembre 2005 à 15:45
Trois personnes, dont un mineur, soupçonnés d'avoir
lancé sur internet des appels à l'émeute et à
l'agression contre des policiers ont été arrêtés ce
matin à Aix-en-Provence et en région parisienne.
Les trois blogs qui exhortaient aux violences urbaines ont été
désactivés ce week-end.
Le parquet de Paris a diligenté une enquête préliminaire
sur les trois blogs, qui a été confiée à l'OCLTIC
(Office central de lutte contre la criminalité liée aux
technologies de l'information et de la communication).
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TROIS BLOGUEURS
ARRËTES |
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La police a
arrêté trois jeunes qui appelaient chacun à
l'émeute sur leur blog, a annoncé lundi le ministre de la
Justice Pascal Clément."Ces trois blogs on été
démantelés. L'un des jeunes, qui était l'un des auteurs
du blog, avait 16 ans et était d'Aix-en-Provence. Il appelait à
l'émeute et à l'attaque des commissariats de police", a
expliqué M. Clément lors d'une conférence de presse.Les
trois jeunes, des mineurs, "ne se connaissent pas entre eux", a
précisé M. Clément selon qui ces blogs "avaient
pris comme support" le site internet de la radio Skyrock. |
Attention : Ce blog a été
désactivé !
Cyber
manif
http://www.zataz.com/news/9594/guerre-google.html
Les blogs sont dans le collimateur
http://www.rfi.fr/actufr/articles/071/article_39691.asp
Violences
urbaines: mise en examen de deux auteurs d'un blog appelant à s'en
prendre à la police
http://permanent.nouvelobs.com/societe/20051108.FAP4858.html?1933
Trois
personnes interpellées pour des blogs qui appelaient aux violences
urbaines
http://permanent.nouvelobs.com/societe/20051107.FAP4451.html?1246
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First Death Is Reported in Paris Riots
as Arson Increases
Photo non
datée de Jean - Jacques Le Chenadec qui est décédé
le 7 novembre 2005
Jean-Jacques Le Chenadec, 61 ans, victime
vendredi soir à Stains (Seine-Saint-Denis) d'une agression sans lien
établi avec les violences urbaines qui ont eu lieu le même soir
dans le département, est décédé lundi.
• Jack Guez (AFP/AFP - lundi 7 novembre 2005, 20h06)
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