The French justice system has been seized by MP M’jid El Guerrab to prosecute the authors of "insulting" and "discriminatory" remarks made against Africa and Africans on the LCI channel.
Emmanuel Lechypre, presenter of the economic chronicle on BFM TV, slips live, on Saturday. It was during the broadcast of the images of the three minutes of silence observed at the ceremony honoring the Chinese people for the victims of the coronavirus,
Mourad Elajouti, a lawyer at the Casablanca bar, and his colleague, Saïd Maâch, condemned the remarks of Professor Jean-Paul Mira, head of the intensive care unit at the Cochin hospital in Paris, on the realization of vaccine tests against the coronavirus in Africa. They intend to file a complaint against him before a French court for "racial insult".
The comic book "My Daughter, My Child" was published at the beginning of the year by the Bamboo editions, long before the pandemic of the new coronavirus. However, it is perceived as a work denouncing ordinary racism in this period of global health crisis.
Racism would also affect the voice recognition of technologies from some digital giants.
Le Point published, on Monday, a column by humorist Bernard Mabille on the coronavirus in which Sibeth Ndiaye, government spokesperson, was attacked. Faced with the anger of Internet users who deemed it racist, the weekly was forced to apologize.
Asians residing in Morocco are going through a difficult situation in Morocco, due to the nickname of " Coronavirus " attributed to them by some Moroccan citizens.
Tired of being the victim of racist and sexist reactions, an elected official has decided to break the silence to make herself heard. In a video posted on Twitter, the 34-year-old Flemish MP of Moroccan origin, Sihame El Kaouakibi (Open Vld), cried out her frustration with the sexist and racist comments she often receives.
Raja Casablanca has sought to clarify the racist photomontage, created by some of its supporters, a few hours before its victory, to taunt their opponent on social media.
Former Moroccan international Rachid Azzouzi has been a victim of racism in Germany, where he has lived for many years.
Young Moroccans were victims of racist insults from a security guard at the Girona train station in Spain.
Thousands of protesters gathered on Sunday, March 1st in Ceuta to denounce the growing racism in the city.