跟进：法国10月17日骚乱已有232人被判入狱：司法部长称逾1100人出庭受审，检方被要求从严追惩

法国司法部长 Gérald Darmanin 10月23日表示，10月17日席卷法国多地的抗议骚乱发生一周后，已有232人被法院判入狱，1100多人出庭受审，其中约260起案件涉及「有组织团伙活动」指控。这是该轮骚乱司法处置的最新数字；法国10月24日周六迎来新一轮抗议，全国部署约7万名警力严阵以待。

Darmanin 本周四曾表示，自10月17日以来约有2700人被拘留；已经入狱的人中约半数没有前科，多为18至25岁的男性。他已指示检察官对抢劫、袭击警察等行为从严追惩，包括寻求对当事人处以禁止参加游行、剥夺投票权、限制使用社交媒体等处罚。法国司法部的数据显示，截至9月1日，法国监狱共关押90,020人，远超63,348人的核定容量；Darmanin 表示，解决监狱拥挤的办法是增加容量，而不是少关人。

严厉处置也引来批评。部分律师指责司法系统的做法过于压制；「不屈法国」领导人 Jean-Luc Mélenchon 批评警方执法过重，指责总统马克龙「摧毁共和国家」，同时呼吁支持者参加周六的抗议、但谴责抗议之后的骚乱行为。马克龙10月22日周四曾要求对「犯罪行为」施以「最严厉」的处置。

10月24日周六的新一轮抗议按计划在法国多地举行：巴黎与 Marseille 的游行获准按指定路线进行，Lyon、Nice 与 Montpellier 等地的集会则被当地政府禁止。约50个组织还号召民众前往 Orléans，在极右翼政党国民联盟于当地举行党代会期间举行反极右翼抗议。

关联：法国周六新一轮抗议部署7万警力：卢浮宫等巴黎多家博物馆闭馆

Follow-Up: 232 Jailed Over France's October 17 Riots: Justice Minister Says More Than 1,100 Have Faced Court as Prosecutors Are Told to Seek Tough Penalties

France's justice minister, Gérald Darmanin, said on October 23 that, one week after the protest riots that swept much of France on October 17, courts have jailed 232 people, more than 1,100 people have appeared in court, and around 260 cases involve charges of organised gang activity. The figures are the latest in the judicial response to the unrest, as France braced for a new round of protests on Saturday, October 24, with some 70,000 police officers deployed nationwide.

Darmanin said on Thursday that about 2,700 people had been detained since October 17, and that about half of those jailed had no previous criminal record and were mostly men aged 18 to 25. He has instructed prosecutors to seek punitive measures against those convicted of looting or attacking police, including banning them from demonstrations, removing their voting rights and restricting their access to social media. Justice Ministry figures show that as of September 1, French prisons held 90,020 inmates, well above their capacity of 63,348 places; Darmanin said the answer to overcrowding was to create more prison space, not to imprison fewer people.

The tough response has drawn criticism. Some lawyers have accused the judiciary of an overly repressive approach, and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of La France Insoumise, criticised what he called heavy-handed policing and accused President Emmanuel Macron of "destroying the republican state," while calling on supporters to join Saturday's protests and condemning the rioting that follows them. On Thursday, Macron had called for "the utmost severity" against acts of delinquency.

The new protests were set to go ahead across France on Saturday: marches in Paris and Marseille were authorised along set routes, while rallies in Lyon, Nice and Montpellier were banned by local authorities. About 50 organisations also called for a protest against the far right in Orléans, where Marine Le Pen's National Rally is holding its party congress this weekend.

Related: France Deploys 70,000 Police for Saturday Protests as Paris Museums Close

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