A report released on Wednesday, June 17, warns against the use of "discriminatory fines" targeting specific youth populations in France. The findings are based on a year-long investigation conducted by several non-governmental organizations, including Human Rights Watch. The report highlights a pattern of police harassment specifically aimed at young people perceived as Black or Arab. These findings suggest that fines are being used as a tool for systemic harassment rather than legal enforcement. The investigation underscores ongoing concerns regarding racial profiling within French law enforcement. The collaborating NGOs aim to bring attention to these abuses of power. This report serves as a critical alert regarding the treatment of minority youth by the police.