Question 16263 — public order

Summary

Mr. Jean-François Coulomme draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to his policy of maintaining order in view of the upcoming celebrations within the framework of the Football World Cup. On May 30, 2026, after Paris Saint-Germain's victory in the Champions League final, many supporters who came to celebrate, as well as simple passers-by, were the target of numerous police interventions and charges. Batons, arrests without medical care or even jets of tear gas disproportionately and sometimes on minors (for whom no investigation into the consequences of this chemical weapon has been carried out). For many, this is the sad and distressing outcome of an evening of national celebration. A supporter testifies in the press that he was pulled by the hair for several tens of meters by agents of the brigade anti-criminality, then that he was allegedly beaten, prevented from breathing: all this while being the victim of racist invectives from these same police officers. The prefecture cites the risk of harm to property and people that would result from the use of prohibited fireworks. However, these attacks occur more during police interventions and the crowd movements that they induce. Thus, the deputy wonders about the results of a firm doctrine which endangers more than it protects the population. If it is the responsibility of State services to guarantee the maintenance of public order and the safety of property and people, this must be done by allowing match celebrations to be regulated, rather than by repressing the occupation of public roads when no dedicated area has been made available. He asks him if, while the Coupe du world has already started, it will guarantee the establishment of fan zones allowing supporters of the different teams to celebrate these festive moments in an organized manner, or if it will continue this repressive police and judicial escalation which only produces more violence and disturbances to public order.

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