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The administrative investigation by National Education ruled out any form of “school harassment” after the attack on Samara, 13, who was violently beaten as she left her college in Montpellier. A conclusion that the teenager’s mother does not accept.
The report that doesn’t work. This Tuesday, April 30, the administrative investigation carried out by National Education concluded that there was no “situation of school harassment” against Samara, who was beaten up on April 2. Contacted by RTL, the teenager’s mother expressed her indignation regarding this decision.
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“It shocks me. They felt that there was no responsibility,” reacts Samara’s mother. “What was put in place to protect my daughter? For me, not much,” she laments. “They believe that there was no negligence. It disturbs me,” adds the mother of the teenager beaten up on April 2.
“That’s not a speech I can hear.”
“They believe that there was no negligence. It disturbs me. It’s not a speech that I can hear. I have the impression that there should be no waves”, denounces -She.
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Samara’s mother also took advantage of this interview to give news of her daughter: “At the moment, she is not well psychologically. The fact that she is at home, that there is no “school is a double punishment for her,” she declared.
As a reminder, at the beginning of last April, Samara was violently hit by a group of students at the exit of Arthur-Rimbaud college, in downtown Montpellier. The young teenager fell into a coma after her attack, before finally coming out of it.
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