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Assises of Security and Citizenship 2026: Adapting to New Forms of Crime in Mayotte

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Six years after a first edition that brought together nearly 2,000 participants and brought out 76 proposals, the Assises de la sécurité et de la citoyenneté de Mayotte returned from 21 to 24 September in Mamoudzou. On Friday, the institutional partners took stock of the actions carried out since 2020 and presented this second edition, with a slogan: adapt the responses to the new realities of the territory and lead to concrete commitments.
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Article offered On September 21, 2026, in Mtsapéré, opened the 2nd edition of the Mayotte Security and Citizenship Assises. Elected officials, general managers of the services, associative actors and researchers were gathered to share their observations and reflect on the responses to a crime that had become almost daily in the 101st French department. "Those who sow disorder are organized in networks. So we, too, must organize ourselves everywh…

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Mayotte Hebdo broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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