Comedian, actor and producer greatly adored by millions of French people, Jamel Debbouze is no longer to be presented. However, we know almost nothing about the shadowy character who turns out to be a little more complex. This is what a documentary produced by journalist Mélissa Theuriau, his wife, allows us to discover.
No more shisha consumption in public spaces in Estrées-Saint-Denis in the Oise department. This is what Charles Pouplin, the Mayor of the municipality, has decided.
In a plea, investigating judge David De Pas, Coordinator of the Anti-Terrorism Unit of the Paris Court, calls for the repatriation of French jihadists.
To his great surprise, a restaurateur in Suresnes (Hauts-de-Seine) discovered, last Thursday, nearly 2 kg of cannabis resin hidden in terracotta tajine dishes "that he had just bought." Immediately, he went to the Suresnes police station.
Abdelfattah Jaouadi was sentenced by the Grenoble Criminal Court to six months in prison with probation on Friday, October 18, 2019. The Moroccan comedian was accused of domestic violence and death threats against his partner.
Commentator Eric Zemmour wants to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). He had been convicted of incitement to religious hatred after his appearance on the show "C à vous" on September 6, 2016.
The French humorist of Moroccan origin, Yassine Belattar , seems very affected by the controversy over the veil, which has taken on a certain magnitude in France in recent weeks.
The profile picture of the Franco-Moroccan international, Adil Rami , performing the same controversial military salute of Turkish footballers has nothing political. On his Instagram account, the Fenerbahçe player has shown that his photo was just a bad coincidence and existed long before this Turkish offensive.
As the sequence of the Islam slip-up on the "Le Grand soir" show on Monday continues to fuel controversy, another LCI journalist has compared the veil to "SS uniforms". This was enough for the Television Directorate to raise its voice in an attempt to discipline its journalists.
Humiliated for her veil on October 11 by an elected member of the Rassemblement national (RN), Fatima has decided to take the matter to court.
The ready-to-wear company, Camaïeu, was condemned by the Toulouse Court of Appeal to pay its former employee 10,000 euros for "discrimination based on religious beliefs".
The situation of French police officers of the Muslim faith is worrying since the attack on the Paris Police Headquarters. A kind of paranoia has set in and, against the young recruits in particular, the risk of a "witch hunt" weighs.