Prime Minister Elizabeth Bourne announced in an interview with “Figaro” on Wednesday 14 June that she wanted to “Interministerial response by July” In the face of school bullying in order not to leave the school alone in the face of this phenomenon, which is most exemplified by the recent suicide of a teenager from Pas-de-Calais.
“Our school model is conducive to bullying”
“We are determined to act at all levels. Complaints must be facilitated and penalties must be proportionate. I want an inter-ministerial response formed by July because there is harassment in the stadiums but also the part immersed in social networks that we don’t see”The head of government argued in this interview.
sequel after announcement
Elizabeth Bourne has asked Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin and his counterpart, Justice Eric Dupond Moretti, Health Minister François Browne and State Secretary for Digital Affairs Jean-Noel Barrot to work with National Education Minister Pape Ndiaye on the matter. .
“holding parents accountable”
“It’s also about parental empowerment. The education community can’t be the only one acting.”Elizabeth Bourne continued without revealing further avenues the government could take.
He was asked about the day awareness hour Harassment and social networks Hastily organized in colleges this week, Prime Minister A.A “immediate shock response”.
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Elizabeth Bourne refers to the Lindsay family drama, the 13-year-old teenager who committed suicide in May in Pas-de-Calais and whose death sparked an outpouring of emotions in the country.
Accused of being slow to react in the face of the drama and questioning the family, the government that the Minister of National Education doubles down on declarations. Elizabeth Bourne announced that she wanted to harass “Top priority” To start the 2023 academic year, Pap Ndiaye promised him a ‘Great prevention campaign’ Always next September.
