Questioned in front of their high schools in early October, students recount their first police custody: "Like I was a criminal"

Leïla, a 17-year-old student, was released from police custody without charges but must attend a citizenship course after participating in protests. She reflects on her experience and the challenges faced by minors involved in the movement. Alongside peers Nino and Inès, they share their feelings about their arrests and their views on civic engagement. Their parents express mixed emotions of pride and concern for their children's safety. The article highlights the complexities of youth activism and the relationship between young protesters and law enforcement.