Faced with the exhaustion of local charitable associations in meeting the large number of retirees during this confinement period, the Muslim association of Mantes-la-Ville has taken over.
The comic book "My Daughter, My Child" was published at the beginning of the year by the Bamboo editions, long before the pandemic of the new coronavirus. However, it is perceived as a work denouncing ordinary racism in this period of global health crisis.
While the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the world, Jean-Paul Mira, head of the intensive care unit at the Cochin hospital in Paris, suggested during his appearance on LCI that vaccine tests be conducted in Africa. The controversy is raging.
In this context of confinement and rapid spread of the coronavirus in France, the undocumented immigrants housed in the Administrative Detention Center (CRA) of Mesnil-Amelot, fear being contaminated. They should be repatriated to their countries of origin.
Le Point published, on Monday, a column by humorist Bernard Mabille on the coronavirus in which Sibeth Ndiaye, government spokesperson, was attacked. Faced with the anger of Internet users who deemed it racist, the weekly was forced to apologize.
In this context marked by confinement and distance learning, the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) is considering having parents pay the remaining school fees.
A French tourist tested positive for coronavirus in Morocco, and treated at the Agadir University Hospital, testified to the humanity of the medical staff and the measures taken by the Moroccan authorities.
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) believes that the containment measures could extend beyond the beginning of the month of Ramadan. It thus calls on Muslims to live this month differently in strict compliance with these measures.
The El Amal mosque in Colmar is making its premises and volunteers available to the Louis Pasteur civil hospitals, if necessary, in order to decongest them.
The visas and residence permits of Moroccans currently in France are extended by three months.
In this context marked by confinement, the Grand Mosque of Lyon closed to the public until further notice, has called on Muslims to pray at home during the traditional adhan, on Wednesday, March 25.
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) recommends no longer practicing ablutions for the dead due to coronavirus.