Tribute to Samuel Paty - Toulouse

Tribute to Samuel Paty - Toulouse

One year after the assassination of the professor of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine high school, the Occitanie region pays tribute to Samuel PATY by projecting on the facade of the Regional Council extracts from the collection "Touche pas à mon professeur" (book produced by students and teachers of the Alès middle school). Toulouse, October 15, 2021. Photo by Patrick Batard / ABACAPRESS.com

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