The administrative court in Bordeaux has overturned the suspension of Stéphane Cambos, the former coach of the France U18 rugby team. Cambos is currently under investigation for the disappearance at sea of Mehdi Narjissi, a young rugby player who went missing during a training camp in South Africa in 2024. The court's decision means that while the suspension is no longer in place, Cambos still faces criminal charges related to the incident. Mehdi Narjissi disappeared during a training trip to South Africa, where the France U18 team was preparing for international competitions. His disappearance has raised concerns about safety protocols during such trips, especially when they involve travel to distant locations. The exact circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear, and authorities continue to investigate. On the criminal side, Stéphane Cambos is being investigated for involuntary homicide, which refers to causing someone's death without intent, often due to negligence or recklessness. However, the court has ruled that there is no basis for holding Cambos responsible in a disciplinary sense, meaning he is not being punished for any misconduct related to his role as a coach. This case has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of sports coaches and the safety measures that should be in place during international training camps. While the legal process continues, the focus remains on uncovering the full truth behind Mehdi Narjissi's disappearance and ensuring that such incidents are prevented in the future.