For France, Arabic is not just another language. The fate of this language is a concern for Nabil Wakim who, in L’Arabe pour tous. Pourquoi ma langue est taboue en France, explores this special status.
Police officers in Rouen have been dismissed from their duties. They are accused of "breach of the duty of exemplarity by unworthy behavior."
During the "Face à l’info" program hosted by Christine Kelly, columnist Eric Zemmour described unaccompanied minors as thieves and rapists. In the face of these controversial remarks, an investigation has been opened.
The French player of Moroccan origin, Adil Rami, claimed to have been a victim of racism during a Ligue 1 match in France. He promises to reveal the name of the player in the coming days.
Haykal Rezgui Raouaji, a police officer stationed in Strasbourg for two years, is determined to file a complaint against the national police for racism. Since he took up his post there, he has constantly been the target of multiple racist remarks and acts from his colleagues.
The President of the Brussels Parliament, Rachid Madrane , stated that Belgium is currently in a climate of resurgence of racism, especially with regard to the debate on decolonization.
The Spanish defender of OM, Alvaro Gonzalez, is accused by Neymar the Brazilian striker of PSG, of having made racist remarks during the match that opposed them on Sunday, September 13. This is not the case, replies the president of the French Football Federation.
The mayor of Stains (Seine-Saint-Denis), Azzédine Taïbi, has had enough of racist insults and has decided to systematically file complaints.
For making racist remarks in June 2017, during his show "Le Bal des quenelles", Dieudonné has been convicted again. The comedian will have to pay two fines.
The magazine Valeurs actuelles last week published a summer novel accompanied by a drawing of the deputy Danièle Obono of African origin, with an iron collar around her neck like a slave. French President Emmanuel Macron and other personalities have firmly condemned this act.
Mohamed Boudjellaba, mayor of Givors and Yasmine Bouagga, mayor of the 1st arrondissement of Lyon, both of Maghrebi origin, are victims of racism.
On an excursion in Flanders, Daniza, a Belgian, and her friend were victims of aggression and faced racist insults from a merchant who apparently has scores to settle with Moroccans.