A 17-year-old was arrested for shouting an anti-police slogan, sparking criticism from unions who called the arrest abusive and demanded their release.
Youth arrested for anti-police slogan
A 17-year-old was arrested on Thursday morning after allegedly shouting an anti-police slogan, according to local reports. The incident has sparked debate about the use of force and freedom of expression in public demonstrations.
Unions condemn the arrest
Unions have criticized the arrest as "abusive," expressing outrage and demanding the individual's immediate release. They argue that the action reflects a broader pattern of repression against young people.
Protests and demands highlighted
The unions also called for an end to what they describe as "the repression targeting young people," asserting that "the demands are legitimate." They emphasized that students have been peacefully demonstrating for several weeks.
Police explain the arrest
Law enforcement explained that the arrest occurred because the young person insulted an officer through a loudspeaker. They stated that the individual's actions violated public order and respect for authority.
