By SudOuest.fr with AFP
Published on 06/20/2022 at 1:25 p.m.
The principal education adviser, the target of threats on the Internet because she allegedly refused access to a baccalaureate test to a veiled high school student, filed a complaint. An investigation has been opened
An investigation into death threats, online moral harassment and endangering the lives of others by disseminating information relating to private life was opened on Friday by the national center for the fight against online hatred of the Paris public prosecutor’s office. after a complaint from a Principal Education Advisor (CPE) of Lycée Charlemagne.
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The facts date back to Thursday, when a young girl wearing a veil presented herself for the baccalaureate exams at her examination center at the Lycée Charlemagne in Paris. The CPE would then have banned her from entering the premises if she did not remove her veil. Then, according to a police source, the versions of the two women diverge. The counselor assures that the student refused to remove her veil while the latter claims to have removed it but not to have been able to enter.
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There followed very quickly tweets on social networks, more and more threatening until the identity of the official was revealed. Since the assassination of Samuel Paty, professor of history and geography, endangering the lives of others by disseminating information on private, family and professional life has become a crime.
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