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A collaborative collection of tools and resources for protesting in France: guides (secure communication, digital security, first aid, legal help, especially for high-school students), emergency numbers, a directory, and dossiers to understand (history, repression, media).
I am… and I want to… SOS: emergency numbers and legal teams Printable pocket card
Disclaimer and purpose of this site
This site is strictly informational, educational, and organizational: it documents legal rights, first aid guidance, and digital security tools.
It does not constitute personalized legal advice, nor does it encourage or incite illegal acts, property damage, or violence. Always check information against official sources.
How this content is checked
Data and texts were first researched and sourced with the help of an AI, and are being reviewed by humans step by step. Every entry says who checked it and when: AI (awaiting human check), volunteer, lawyer, health professional or historian. Open the source before relying on any information, and help us check.
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Every tool and resource, searchable by name and filterable by tag or situation.
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About thirty guides for before, during and after the protest: checklist, right to protest, kit, communicating, phone, dispersal, first aid, weapons and injuries, filming the police, custody, complaints and trials, mental health; high-school students, work, foreign nationals, disability; organising, social media, disinformation. Available offline.
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Understand: history, media, public finances and elected officials
What the street won, who owns the media, where public money goes (corporate subsidies, tax fraud) and how to track elected officials' votes and convictions.
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Documented repression and disinformation
Policing violence and official statements later debunked, with their evidence.
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