Activists describe 'huge injustice' as Paris protests continue

Activists in France describe the "huge injustice" they see on the streets of Paris, as protests over the police killing of a 17-year-old Nahel continue.

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[calahan]

It's amusing to see how Channel 4 and other American and British media try to explain what's happening in France with their own way of seeing things. For your information, Nahel, 17, without a licence, in a stolen car with Polish number plates at 7am, and refusing to obey a policeman who asked him to stop. That's what killed him and nothing else...

[guff]

Walk through Paris at dusk. The problem is you feel the police can't protect you.

[edmundprice]

Two wrongs don't make a right.

The police should know that, and so should the rioters.

[mariamartins]

He is dead because he was driving elegaly and he was asked to stop and he didn't, nothing to do with colonization.
Always same excuse

[fishgodeep]

We the public don't feel safe when we see you

[marekburniak]

Try to do this in Poland... Your lot will be packed and send to Africa

[davos]

Wrong on all counts!! Woe is me syndrome.

[miniliebenberg]

If they feel so unsafe, why did they leave their countries or just go back?

[roni]

No one invited French soldiers to Africa! Its the French who force Africans to speak French, use French currency in their country.. if they didn't speak French, if there weren't any French soldiers in Africa, none of them would have come... the French only like African men when they win them football matches and wint them medals in the Olympics 😂😂

[AllanBell-sihp]

Are you talking about white America same thing?

[gerardkelly]

Simply if you obey the law you wont have problems also if you really believe the system is against you ask why get a job work hard and most of these problems disappear stop blaming every one else

[misaelbustillo]

Hahaaaa go to the streets of Guatemala u will know what is to be a person who is unsafe😢😂😅😂