A "DPF" tag discovered on a wall of Lyon-Corbas prison, a car burned nearby

On the night of Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th April, the prison of Lyon-Corbas (Rhône) was the target of degradations like many detention houses before it. The executive promises that those responsible will be "recovered, tried and punished".

The "DPF" movement claimed on a Telegram channel that it had commissioned the coordinated attacks on prisons earlier last week.

Attacks on prison officers continue. In Villefranche-sur-Saône, three officers were targeted this week by disclosures of personal information, or tags near their home. Lyon-Corbas prison was also targeted this Sunday.

There is no doubt about the coordinated nature of these attacks, but no inquiry has taken place. What is the status of the investigation? The first difficulty is to identify the wrongdoers. Who is behind the mysterious acronym DDPF (Defensor of the Rights of French Prisoners). Every day there is growing concern for the prison officers. Can they be further protected? (Police, justice and other facts).

Since 13 April, several attacks have been carried out against institutions of the prison administration in fRance, but also against agents who participate in the system that tortures and locks prisoners. These attacks were signed by "DPDF" tags. At the bottom of this article, there is a more or less exhaustive list of attacks (it comes from an interactive map of Paris so it's worth what it's worth). The acronym "DPDF" for Droit des Prisonniers F…

Lyon-Corbas prison: a car burned down and a redacted tag "DDPF" found. The pro-detainees collective claims a series of actions against the institutions. On the night of 19-20 April, the prison in Lyon-Corbas was the target of a new act of vandalism, in a national context of increasing tensions around the prisons.