The mosque in Auch (Gers) was covered in racist graffiti on Monday. Pieces of sausage were also found on the door handles of the place of worship, which had been the victim of an arson attack in 2015. The act was condemned by the authorities in the region.
An extraordinary trial opened on Monday in Béziers. Twenty defendants, including a Moroccan, are accused of drug trafficking, arms trafficking, stolen cars, etc., and about fifty civil parties are involved. The trial is taking place under heavy security and will last ten days.
Alae Eddine, a 24-year-old Moroccan, employed in a restaurant in Cherbourg, is threatened with expulsion. He should leave French territory by the end of July. His employer has launched an SOS on social networks to prevent his forced departure.
Latifa Ibn Ziaten, mother of Imad, a French soldier killed by Mohammed Merah in 2012, has made an appeal to parents to stop the wave of violence and vandalism that followed the death of Nahel, the young man killed on Tuesday by a police officer in Nanterre .
Dozens of people gathered this Saturday at the funeral home to pay a final tribute to Nahel , killed on Tuesday by a police officer in Nanterre. The young man was buried in the Mont-Valérien cemetery in Suresnes.
France has responded to the statement by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on the "deep-rooted problems of racism and discrimination within the law enforcement ".
While he has been in France for several years, Alae Eddine Ennaimi is threatened with expulsion. The 24-year-old man was arrested by the police after a check in the restaurant where he worked.
The ban on wearing the hijab during women’s football competitions, which has been in effect since 2016, was confirmed by the Council of State on Thursday.
The Council of State denounces the attacks it has been the target of since Monday, June 26, the date on which the hearing to examine the appeal of the Hijabeuses against the French Football Federation (FFF) was held.
Nabil Ennasri traveled more than 5,000 kilometers by bike from Paris to go to Mecca to raise awareness among Muslims about ecology. His journey was widely followed on social media.
The death of Nahel M., a 17-year-old young man, killed on Tuesday by a police officer during a traffic stop in Nanterre, sparked a wave of anger and tension in several neighborhoods of the city and even beyond. To date, some 150 people have already been arrested, according to Gérard Darmanin, the Minister of the Interior.
The French government is determined to go all the way with its approach to banning the wearing of the veil in sport, despite the opposition of the Hijabeuses collective.