The Syndicat des commissaires de la police nationale (SCPN), a union representing senior police officers in France, has released a new educational guide for middle and high school students about their right to participate in demonstrations. The guide is designed to inform young people about their legal rights and responsibilities when engaging in public protests. It emphasizes that the right to demonstrate is a fundamental freedom protected by law, allowing individuals to express their opinions on various issues. The guide outlines what actions are permissible during a demonstration, such as peaceful assembly and expression, while also clarifying what is not allowed, including the use of violence or obstruction of public pathways. A key part of the guide focuses on the rules of police engagement during demonstrations. It explains how law enforcement is expected to act, ensuring that public safety is maintained while respecting the rights of demonstrators. The SCPN aims to foster a better understanding between young people and the police, promoting a more respectful and informed approach to public protests. The publication of this guide comes at a time when youth activism has been on the rise in France, with various social and political issues drawing significant public attention. By providing clear and accessible information, the SCPN hopes to help students navigate the complexities of participating in demonstrations in a safe and lawful manner.