Overview
- A wave of coordinated attacks on French prisons continues, with the Lyon-Corbas facility vandalized with 'DDPF' graffiti and a nearby vehicle set ablaze on April 20.
- The self-identified 'DDPF' movement, claiming to defend prisoner rights, has taken responsibility via Telegram, though its motives remain unclear.
- The National Anti-Terror Prosecutor's Office (PNAT) is investigating potential links to narcotrafficking, ultraleft activism, or foreign interference.
- President Emmanuel Macron has pledged that those responsible for the violence and intimidation will be apprehended and brought to justice.
- Prison staff unions, including FO Justice, have called for increased protections as security patrols are intensified around affected facilities.