Manon Aubry

Portrait of Manon Aubry
European Parliament, via Wikimedia CommonsSourceCC BY 2.0Resized from the Wikimedia Commons crop of the original photograph.

Manon Aubry is a French politician of La France insoumise who has been a member of the European Parliament since 2019 and co-chairs the Left group there. She was previously a spokesperson for Oxfam France, campaigning on inequality and tax evasion.

What DI has documented

DI has documented statements by Manon Aubry on France and Law Enforcement. Read the quotations, original sources and related cases below.

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Statements by Manon Aubry

Portrait of Manon Aubry

Manon Aubry

Role at the time: Member of the European Parliament (La France insoumise), in a post on her Bluesky account

Condemned

Statement summary

Aubry wrote that by offering to resign, Nuñez acknowledged his failure in what she called the policing fiasco of October 17, and criticized Macron for keeping him in his post.

“By offering his resignation, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez acknowledges his failure in the policing fiasco of #17Octobre. Emmanuel Macron's answer? Keep him in his post! (Translated from French. Original: En proposant sa démission, le ministre de l'intérieur Laurent Nuñez reconnaît son échec dans le fiasco du maintien de l'ordre du #17Octobre. La réponse d'Emmanuel Macron ? Le maintenir à son poste !)”
Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Manon Aubry's Bluesky post on Laurent Nuñez's offer to resign · Manon AubryBluesky post 3my7qs6dahc2z (in French)
Why we used this label

The reference point is Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez's preparation and policing of the October 17, 2026 protests in France. Aubry calls the policing of the day a fiasco and says the minister's resignation offer acknowledges his failure, so we labeled it as condemning.

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