On CNews, Rose Ameziane, president of the Mouvement-Territoires, reacted to the video of Mila, a young high school student who strongly criticized Islam.
The young Mila, bombarded with insults and death threats on social media for insulting Islam, continues to fuel the debate on respect for religions. Former French Minister of the Environment, Ségolène Royal, was very critical on Sunday of the high school student, but considers that one cannot talk about secularism on statements made by a 15-year-old.
The French Ministry of the Interior unveiled, on Sunday, January 26, the 2019 assessment of racist and xenophobic acts. Their number has exploded in one year.
The journalist, Zineb El Rhazoui, heard by the Senate inquiry commission on Islamic radicalization, felt that the terrorist organization "the Muslim Brotherhood" is indeed at the gates of power.
The Franco-Moroccan Rachid Benzine , a lecturer at the Institute of Political Studies in Aix-en-Provence and the Faculty of Theology in Paris, expresses his views on Islam in France, Islamophobia and radicalization.
The far-right party, Vlaams Belang, has just filed a complaint against the municipality of Ghent regarding posters that would not respect the linguistic legislation in force. The posters in question inform the Turkish and Arabic-speaking communities about the low emission zone.
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.
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 Federal Public Service Finances has suspended a Belgian customs officer, who has been in office for a week, for posting anti-Muslim, homophobic and conspiracy videos on YouTube.
The Al-Ihsaan mosque in Leuven (Flemish Brabant) was the target of an act of vandalism on the night of December 31 to January 1.
Mohamed Amghar is seeking compensation from the labor court for discrimination and moral harassment. For 20 years, his employers forced him to be called Antoine.
Several hundred demonstrators marched on Sunday to support the victims of the attack perpetrated against the Bayonne mosque. They demand that this act be formally recognized as a terrorist attack.