Indignez-vous

"It is up to us to ensure that our society remains a society of which we are proud."In October 2010, Stéphane Hessel, 93, a former resistance member, the last living witness to the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, launched his call for a "peaceful insurrection." His manifesto was going to be an incredible success: 44 translations, more than 4 million copies inspired a global movement: from Spanish Indigados to Occupy Wall Street and through the Arab Springs.Fourteen years later, the far right and totalitarianism gained ground, came to power in some countries, and again threatened the rule of law. The stakes raised by Indignant-Vous! are far from having disappeared: the challenge of the achievements of the Resistance (retirements, social security); the media with the hands of money; the ever-increasing gap between the rich and the poor; suspicions of immigrants; the planet in d