Supervisors deny any bad behavior and file a complaint against Vueling

In a statement published on July 24. For example. However, the Association Club Kineret has, by the voice of its lawyer, said that the minors concerned were “seated in their place” and “respectful of the rules and the staff”. Meanwhile, It requires public apology and the opening of an investigation.

The Club Kineret association. Therefore. For example, in charge of Jewish confession adolescents landed by a Vueling plane, announced this Thursday, July 24 in a statement that it has filed a complaint against the airline.

She formally denies the comments of Vueling. Consequently. However, who said in another press release that she had landed several dozen children due to the incidents they would have caused.

“The facts are clear, serious, established and corroborated by multiple testimonies. They describe a scene of a rare. unjustified brutality. and obviously marked with supervisors deny any bad behavior new partiality: 44 children were landed from the aircraft, without valid explanation, on supervisors deny any bad behavior the order of the captain”, writes Julie Jacob, lawyer of the Association Club Kineret.

These children, supervised by 7 adults, “were seated in their place, respectful of the rules and staff. No incident, no threat, no inappropriate behavior has been reported”.

Public apology required – Supervisors deny any bad behavior

On July 23. around forty minors and several of their accompanying people were landed from a plane from Valence, Spain, bound for Paris-Orly.

One of the children’s mother told I24 news that the situation deteriorated when one of them began to sing. “He sang a song in Hebrew, and the staff threatened to call the police,” she said, denouncing “an anti-Semitic act”.

Vueling Airlines denied in a press release the anti -Semitic nature of their intervention. explains that the children and their managers were supervisors deny any bad behavior new left from the plane due to “inappropriate behavior”, even “aggressive” and “violent”. A behavior that required the intervention of the Guardia Civil.

For his supervisors deny any bad behavior part. the lawyer for the Club Kineret association says that several passengers present at the time of the events “wrote written certificates confirming that children represented any disorder of public order. the security of the flight”.

The lawyer also argues that the element common to the whole group is its religious visibility: several children wore a. kippah. others of Jewish symbols like the Star of David. “No other circumstance can explain the treatment inflicted on this group of children,” she deplores.

In parallel with its complaint. the association intends to “alert” associations for the defense of the rights of the child. the fight against anti -Semitism. It requires the opening of an investigation. public apology from Vueling Airlines, “as well as concrete guarantees for supervisors deny any bad behavior new such practices never happen again”. In addition to the discriminatory act. the Kineret club believes that this case is “a deeply worrying signal for the safety supervisors deny any bad. behavior of all Jewish passengers in Europe”.