A public mural is depicted on an exterior dark-colored wall panel located in Sélestat, France, with a visible inscription "Lycée J

A public mural is depicted on an exterior dark-colored wall panel located in Sélestat, France, with a visible inscription "Lycée J.B. Schwilgué." The mural features prominent white French text on its left side, including "Soutien," "Justice," "Droits," "Enfants," "Protection," "Lutte," "Humanité," "Avenir," "Liberté," and "Espoir." Centrally, a blue shield contains the white French phrase "Droit d'être protégé de la violence" (Right to be protected from violence) and "Art. 8," positioned above two stylized white figures representing a boy and a girl. Two light-toned human hands with dark fingernails are painted beneath the shield, appearing to cradle the central imagery. A multi-colored rainbow arc extends horizontally across the lower part of the mural, beneath the hands. Faint background text in lighter grey identifies negative concepts such as "TORTURE," "DROGUE," "HARCÈLEMENT," and "EXPLOITATION." The bottom section of the mural is adorned with white, stylized graffiti lettering. The mural panel is mounted beneath a weathered light grey concrete or metal barrier. The ground immediately in front of the mural is a wet, dark asphalt or concrete surface, reflecting light from an overcast, light grey sky. No individuals are present in the scene.