Program highlights underrepresented voices

« Faut qu’on en parle », a daily program from the Media, aired Monday to Thursday at 6:30 p.m. and dedicated 45 minutes to presenting an alternative hierarchy of information, giving voice to underrepresented perspectives, and highlighting reports, investigations, and productions by its editorial team.

Focus on social media and government actions

The program addressed concerns regarding social media censorship and the Macron government's potential measures. It explored how the government might regulate online platforms during public demonstrations to maintain order.

Legal perspective on a controversial death

The episode featured lawyer Youri Krassoulia, representing the family of Christophe M., a 59-year-old man who died during a demonstration in Paris on October 17. The circumstances of his death remain unclear, and his family is seeking to bring attention to the case.

Discussion on restricting social media access

The discussion also covered whether the government had considered restricting social media access during mobilizations, with this hypothesis reportedly studied prior to the demonstrations on October 24 in the name of maintaining order.

Balancing security and freedom

The program questioned how far the state could go in controlling mobilizations, examining the balance between security imperatives and the protection of fundamental freedoms. Lawyer Bastien Le Querrec from La Quadrature du Net participated in the discussion.