The Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, announced on Monday, May 4, 2020, that the government is ready to consider the date of May 29 instead of June 2 initially communicated, for a resumption of religious services in France, including prayers in mosques.
Due to the spread of covid-19, the traditional Ramadan Tables of Secours Islamique France (SIF) have given way to the delivery of 500 meals in Seine-Saint-Denis every evening for the breaking of the fast. At the helm, young volunteers who go in contact with the most deprived.
Geneviève Mazet, 104 years old, cured of covid-19, left the clinic on Saturday, May 2, after three weeks of hospitalization. This resident of Montpellier, in the Hérault, is a survivor of the Agadir earthquake.
How are personalities from television and the cultural world getting through this lockdown period that has been in place since March 17? Arié Elmaleh, the lead actor in "Murders in Corrèze", responds.
The father of the famous French rapper of Comorian origin, Soprano, died on Sunday, May 3, 2020, from the effects of covid-19.
SOS Racisme, many associations, personalities and left-wing political parties, signatories of a petition, are asking the Prime Minister, Édouard Philippe, to "open the project of the fight against racism within the police and gendarmerie".
Moroccans and other foreigners will not spend the next summer vacation in France due to the covid-19 pandemic. This is the fear expressed last Thursday by the French Minister of Health, Olivier Véran.
The popular football tournament played on the pitch has given way to a CAN 2.0., to allow players and football fans to stay at home during this confinement period, while entertaining themselves differently. Morocco is among the participating countries.
Arrived in France on February 13 for a tourist visit, Ahmed has been stuck there since March 14 due to the suspension of air flights. Instead of moping around, this trained and professional dressmaker is joining the national effort by making protective masks in a country where needs are constantly increasing.
The radio station France Inter experienced an uncomfortable moment on Labor Day. A program intended to collect the testimony of those who are participating in the fight against the coronavirus in one way or another, turned into a denunciation.
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) has pleaded for the improvement of the living conditions of the 45,000 chibanis living in the Foyers des travailleurs migrants (FTM). They are exposed to risks related to covid-19 which has already taken 62 of them.
Members of the police would be putting pressure on the two men who filmed two police officers making racist insults against an Egyptian during an arrest on Saturday night into Sunday, in Seine, on the Île-Saint-Denis. The two men have just filed a complaint.