The Créteil court sentenced, on October 31, the Franco-Moroccan rapper, Mister You, to 1 year under electronic surveillance. He had promoted the largest drug dealing point in Val-de-Marne.
The perpetrator of the Bayonne mosque attack had studied and done his military service in Morocco, then under French protectorate. At the time, he had wanted to obtain Moroccan nationality. In his book entitled "France with an Open Heart or Human Misery", he talks about his childhood and his tendency towards Islamophobia.
The night of November 9 to 10, 2019 marks the celebration of the Mawlid Nabawi of the year 1441, according to a press release from the Union of Mosques of France (UMF).
Nearly a month after the attack carried out at the Paris Police Prefecture, 7 police officers have been "disarmed following their reporting" on suspicion of radicalization.
A collective of citizens opposed to the polemicist Eric Zemmour will gather this Saturday in front of the CNews headquarters to call on the channel about its responsibility in the establishment of an Islamophobic climate in France.
No restriction on freedom of expression during election campaigns. This is the message announced by Sébastien Lecornu, Minister of Territorial Communities, on Tuesday, October 29, on Europe 1.
In the midst of the debate, on Tuesday, October 29, in the Senate, on the LR bill aimed at banning the wearing of religious symbols by parent chaperones during school outings, the Senator of Moselle, Jean-Louis Masson, did not hesitate to compare the veiled mothers to "Halloween witches". The controversy is raging, the Internet users are unleashed.
163 votes against 114 and 40 abstentions. This is the vote by which the Senate, predominantly on the right, adopted, on Tuesday, October 29, on first reading, a bill from the Republicans on the ban on wearing religious symbols by parent chaperones during school outings.
The new CNews show, "Face à l’info", with the controversial commentator Eric Zemmour, will no longer be broadcast live, but slightly delayed, the Canal+ Group management said on Tuesday.
The Prefecture of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques has provided some information on the two septuagenarians seriously injured during the attack on the Bayonne mosque. Their lives are no longer in danger.
Renowned for its calm, Bayonne was the scene of an Islamophobic attack on Monday, October 28. An 84-year-old man fired two shots at the town’s mosque, seriously injuring two people. Shortly afterwards, Claude Sinké was arrested at his home.
While he was threatened with expulsion in January, Mohand finally obtained an appointment at the prefecture to study his case and renew his residence permit. The 70-year-old man of Algerian origin, who was the victim of an "administrative imbroglio", is finally smiling again.