Mediapart published an investigation that lays bare the sexual humiliations, homophobia and sexism in France’s top business schools. More than 500 graduates, both men and women, are complaining in a letter about these kinds of practices. They demand that this stop definitively out of respect for their rights as human beings.
Mohamed Achamlane, self-proclaimed emir of Moroccan origin, born in Nantes in November 1977, who was serving a 9-year prison sentence, has just regained his freedom. Arrested for criminal conspiracy in connection with a terrorist enterprise, this Nantes Islamist "targeted" the Hyper Cacher.
Sentences ranging from 30 years in prison to life imprisonment. This is what the prosecution demanded on Wednesday before the Paris Assize Court against 19 French jihadists, absent from their trial and presumed dead in Syria or Iraq, whom they had joined in 2014-2015 in the name of the "caliphate".
The Banque Centrale Populaire du Maroc, the parent company of Banque Chaabi, has been ordered to pay 4.2 million euros to 18 of its former employees for not paying their pension contributions for years in France.
The Moroccan Abdesslam Rhnimi has been appointed to head Total Tunisia, replacing Kazakhan Mansur Zhakupov.
Invited to the "La matinale" program on Europe1, Abdelali Mamoun, the imam of Alfortville, in the Val-de-Marne, discussed the march of January 11, 2015 and the evolution of Islam.
French women interviewed by Brut media in the Al-Hol refugee camp have delivered poignant testimonies. Gathered in this place that houses displaced persons from the territory once occupied by the Islamic State, they did not hide their grievances against the former caliphate. They all want to return to France, but fear facing a judicial spiral.
Rachida Dati was outraged on Tuesday about the management of people convicted of radicalization and who have been released. Invited on Europe 1, the former Minister of Justice wants these people to remain under surveillance for a certain period of time so that they do not fall back into the pitfalls of radicalization.
An associate researcher at the Thomas More Institute believes that in the fight against terrorism in the Sahel, Morocco remains a major asset for France. Jean-Sylvestre Mongrenier addressed this in his analysis entitled "The geopolitical stakes of the Sahel and the fight against fanaticism: an overall vision".
While the elected officials were adopting a motion against Islamophobia and racism in the municipal council, an elected official made a rather surprising statement. Michel Faïsse, 81, an opposition elected official, had held Muslims responsible for the deaths, victims of attacks in France.
The MoDem candidate, Mohamed Dine, is backing down in the face of the controversy sparked by his recruitment message "of women and men of Turkish origin", posted on his Facebook page. Faced with the scale of the controversy, he deleted his announcement.
The French are the main buyers of properties in Morocco, particularly in Marrakech, a very attractive city. This choice to invest in real estate is explained by the proximity of the kingdom to Europe and the commercial relations between the two countries.