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[Opinion] Seine-Saint-Denis: a Squatter Lynched by Overcrowded Residents
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Since 2024, the stories of spectacular—but often isolated—squats relayed via TikTok and social networks have ignited conservative American public opinion. In response, several states have undertaken reforms to encourage justice to be firmer towards illegal occupants: criminalization, rapid evacuation and heavy penalties. But what does the reality say? And what differences with France? The squat in the United States; what extent? Last spring, US …
A 34-year-old squatter was violently attacked in Montreuil (Seine-Saint-Denis) on the night of June 1st. A father and his two sons, exasperated by the illegal occupations in their building, were charged with attempted murder. […]
Three men from the same family were charged with attempted murder after a squatter had been beaten. Excessed by repeated intrusions into their building, the father and his two sons allegedly violently assaulted a 34-year-old man, who was still hospitalized in a serious condition.
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