Protests against the new labor law continue in France. The strikes brought life to a standstill in the country. Activists began to set up tents in the capital, Paris. A News Reporter Alpaslan Düven, reporting the latest situation in Paris, made his broadcast under difficult conditions.
It was noteworthy that A Haber reporter Alpaslan Düven broadcast with his helmet. The journalist’s helmet that Düven wore to protect herself in Paris, which returned to the fire place, also caused some reactions from the environment. Some French shopkeepers put pressure on Düven by saying “You make us look bad to the world”…
The prints didn’t stop there. A journalist covering the violence perpetrated by the police in the Rhine city of France was censored. The police looked at the photos taken by the journalist they had taken into custody one by one and deleted the ones they didn’t like.
The European Union brings up the freedom of the press and human rights at every opportunity. It condemns it by taking it as a duty to warn other countries. But there is another dimension to the incident. institutions are silent.
In particular, some Western media ignore the violence against the public, while others are censored despite their coverage of the events.
The last example of this happened in France and Belgium. This is how police violence was reflected on the cameras.. Any of the European Union leaders neither explained nor condemned this violence..
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