Citizenship and belonging amidst the rise of the far-right
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(Re)voir Review: What Happened in Trappes
A woman holds a laminated banner with the name of Pengo Bossio Wangi, killed in Trappes on Friday, October 23. Photo: Phineas Rueckert
Pengo Bossio Wangi could have been France’s next Olympic hope. He could have been an MMA legend. He coul...
(Re)voir’s Index: French Policing
Number of European countries where stun grenades are legal: 1
Number of grenades, stun or otherwise, launched at protesters in Lyon on October 17 until they ran out: 6,000
Estimated cost of one grenade, depending on the type: €30-€100
Es...
Yellow and Young: A Chaotic October 17 in Photos
A protester draped in a French flag near the Place de la République.
In many years of covering Parisian protests, I’ve learned a few things: arrive early, stick to the edges, be mobile, and leave before things get dicey.
The tear gas do...
(Re)voir Review: They Say You Want a Revolution
A banner reading “disenchanted generation” at the youth protest on October 6. Photo: Phineas Rueckert
October 17th is going to be “a bit like a new revolution,” 16-year-old Rose, a student at Lycée Colbert in Paris, told me last Tuesday st...
(Re)voir’s Index, French Student Protests
Day rate to send in a squad of riot police (CRS): €40,000
Yearly rate to hire a full time teacher: €37,080
Airtime on public TV channel France 2 dedicated to coverage of violent clashes: 75%
Airtime dedicated to coverage of student deman...
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Paris-based independent journalist covering human rights, migration and the rise of the far-right. Always France posting.
journalist/translator. -Lookout, New York Review of Books, The Intercept, etc. Next book, How to Close a Camp, coming this summer: https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2880-how-to-close-a-camp tips/saludos to [email protected] @jbwashing
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