France Events: Nael’s Family Denies Inciting Violence and Vandalism

2023-07-03 13:56:28

France events: Nael’s family says it did not call for violence and vandalism

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The family of Nael, the French-Algerian boy who was shot dead by police, told the BBC that they did not believe that the violence France had witnessed in recent days would bring justice.

A police officer shot Nael when he refused to stop at a checkpoint in the suburb of Nanterre, west of the capital, Paris, last Tuesday.

A relative of Nael, who declined to be named, told Katya Adler, the BBC’s European affairs editor, that the family “never preached hatred or rioting”.

Anaïs, a friend of the family, added: “Being a black or Arab young man in the popular neighborhoods of France means being exposed to racism, violence and racial discrimination on a daily basis.”

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