The teacher from Valenciennes, organizer of an educational outing for students with a migrant aid association in Calais which had to be canceled due to threats, filed a complaint for cyberbullying and death threats, a-t - she indicated Wednesday, December 7 to AFP.
The rectorate of Lille had already filed a complaint, condemning "
firmly the threats made against this teacher
", Sophie Djigo.
This philosophy teacher was to take her preparatory class of Hypokhâgne from the Watteau high school in Valenciennes to meet the association Auberge des migrants on December 2, as part of an interdisciplinary educational project entitled "
exile and borders
".
But the details of the release were delivered on social networks by the “
vigilant parents network
”, close to the party of Eric Zemmour Reconquête!, arousing numerous reactions online and on certain far-right sites.
Anonymous authors
The facts "
correspond completely to the legal definition of cyberbullying, which makes it possible to prosecute people who participate even with a single message in a mass effect, a pack, which creates harm in the victim
", explained to the AFP the teacher's lawyer, Raphaël Kempf.
He is now waiting for the Lille prosecutor's office to "
make every effort to identify
" the authors of the messages.
“
These comments from Internet users, anonymous or not, were made possible by the fact that far-right parties like the RN and Reconquête!
escalated this case and made it a subject
, ”he pointed out.
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The rectorate of Lille had decided to cancel the educational outing "
for safety
" and granted Sophie Djigo "
the benefit of the legal protection of the civil servant
".
In a column published on Monday by Le Monde, a collective of more than a thousand people, mainly from research and education, took a stand in favor of Sophie Djigo, designated "
explicitly as corrupting youth by her teaching activity
by Reconquest!
and the RN.
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“
The brutality of the insults and intimidation suffered by our colleague attests to a real coordinated and uninhibited offensive, more particularly in the North at the moment, where other university colleagues are collectively undergoing similar attacks
”, alerted the platform.
The signatories demand "
a clear government response
" to these threats.
The departmental delegate of “
Reconquest!
“Simon Flahaut, had notably criticized on Twitter the”
ideological fight
“of the teacher, elected RN Hauts-de-France evoking them a”
propaganda for immigration
“.
Eric Zemmour also reacted on Twitter, judging the students "
instrumentalised by their teacher
".
