While thousands of protesters were protesting against racism and police violence on Saturday, June 13 in Paris, members of Génération Identitaire deployed a banner bearing the inscription "White Lives Matter". Acrobate94, a 28-year-old YouTuber, immediately scaled a building with his bare hands to remove this provocative banner.
Moroccans stranded in France want to return home after more than two months away from their families. About sixty of them demonstrated, this Thursday, in front of the Moroccan embassy in Paris to demand their repatriation.
The death of the young Moroccan engineer in the civil and military aerospace industry, on January 30th last, in a hotel in Paris still has some gray areas. In a video, his mother disputes the hypothesis of suicide put forward by the French police.
A passive complicity attitude towards all racist acts, this is what Noam Anouar thinks of the police administration. According to the delegate of the police union "Vigi", there is a second group of law enforcement on Facebook with racist, anti-Semitic, sexist and homophobic remarks.
About twenty far-right activists, armed with batons and tear gas, stormed the "Le Saint Sauveur" bar, an emblematic establishment of the anti-fascists, the "antifas".
After closing its doors and canceling all religious ceremonies since March 10 last to preserve the health and life of the faithful and fellow citizens, the Grand Mosque of Paris (GMP) announces the reopening of its doors on June 2.
The Franco-Moroccan director, Dalila Ennadre, died on Thursday in Paris, at the age of 53, after several years of fighting cancer.
Ahmed Yiab, owner of four establishments in Paris, fears bankruptcy. He has the same premonition regarding his establishment, the hotel-restaurant Le Mazagan, located in Morocco and managed by his cousin.
The Great Mosque of Paris expresses its "astonishment" and cries "discrimination" after the government announced on Monday, May 4, that it is ready to consider the date of May 29 instead of June 2 initially communicated. This change in schedule follows the reaction of the Catholic Church on the resumption of religious services.
Like several European and world clubs, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has also addressed its best wishes to the Muslim community in France, on the occasion of the month of Ramadan unprecedented due to the covid-19 pandemic.
The famous Moroccan businessman, Mohamed Azbane, who died earlier this week from covid-19 in Paris, will be buried on Friday in the Muslim section of the Thiais cemetery, in the Paris region.
The coronavirus raging in almost all countries around the world will disrupt some traditional practices of French Muslims throughout the month of Ramadan. The reason is the containment measures imposed by the authorities to curb the spread of covid-19 are still in effect.