French youths are political, even if they don’t vote


THEY may not head to polling stations for France’s presidential election today but it doesn’t mean they don’t care.

“We are called disengaged, depoliticised, but it’s just that we get involved differently,” said Loic Frohn, 19, who rejects the cliche that French youth are selfish and indifferent.

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