Grenoble. Complaint for “defamation”: Sciences Po student unions denounce “an attack on freedoms”

Grenoble. Complaint for “defamation”: Sciences Po student unions denounce “an attack on freedoms”

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Grenoble. Complaint for “defamation”: Sciences Po student unions denounce “an attack on freedoms”

Read more  This Tuesday, February 28, at 11 a.m., the president of UNEF Grenoble was summoned before an investigating judge at the Paris judicial court with a view to a potential indictment. In her capacity as president of the organization, she had to explain a press release published on various media, including the UNEF Twitter account, on March 9, 2021, after the collage affair that had shaken the IEP. This press release, entitled “Sciences Po Grenoble: for academic freedom and for the union freedoms of staff and… 

This Tuesday, February 28, at 11 a.m., the president of UNEF Grenoble was summoned before an investigating judge at the Paris judicial court with a view to a potential indictment. In her capacity as president of the organization, she had to explain a press release published on various media, including the UNEF Twitter account, on March 9, 2021, after the collage affair which had shaken the IEP.

This press release, entitled “Sciences Po Grenoble: for academic freedom and for the union freedoms of staff and…

 

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