Question 13298 — higher education

Summary

Mr. Alexandre Allegret-Pilot draws the attention of the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Space to comments attributed to teachers at Sciences Po Paris, relayed publicly on social networks, in particular by the "Sirène" account on If the facts reported were proven, they would constitute positions of extreme seriousness, incompatible with the obligations of neutrality, responsibility and exemplarity which attach to the functions of teaching in establishments issuing diplomas recognized by the State and benefiting from public funding. They also raise the question of tolerance, even complacency, within certain institutions academics, speeches justifying political violence and ideological proximity with insurrectional, even terrorist, ultra-left movements. Such comments are also likely to constitute an aggravated apology for a crime, since they were made via a messaging service or relayed on social networks, an offense provided for by article 24 of the law of July 29, 1881, punishable by seven years. imprisonment and a fine of 100,000 euros. In this context, he asks what verifications have been undertaken to establish the materiality of these reported comments; what disciplinary sanctions and what criminal proceedings will be initiated against the teachers concerned if these remarks are proven. He also asks what firm measures the Government intends to implement to prevent establishments of higher education financed by French taxpayers' taxes do not become places of justification or complacency with regard to extreme and ultra-left political violence, including of a terrorist nature.

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