In Hungary, I cannot expect a trial before an independent court ↗
Front page leadFrench justice is examining the case of Zaid A., a Syrian refugee accused of violence in Budapest, who faces extradition to Hungary and a potentially unfair trial.
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Mediapart's front page highlights several significant legal and political stories. A top story focuses on antifascist militants facing extradition to Hungary, raising concerns about fair trials. Other prominent news includes a corruption and influence peddling trial involving former minister…
French justice is examining the case of Zaid A., a Syrian refugee accused of violence in Budapest, who faces extradition to Hungary and a potentially unfair trial.
A video report discusses the situation in Gaza, with a statement attributing blame to Western states.
Former minister Rachida Dati is on trial for allegedly concealing lobbyist activities for Renault-Nissan while serving as a Member of the European Parliament.
Accused officials and former elected members of the MoDem party are proclaiming their innocence in the appeal trial concerning alleged fictitious job placements within the European Parliament.
Former Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo admitted that her administration failed to systematically report issues related to extracurricular activities to the justice system.
A woman, Sarah H., was forcibly removed from her home and lost custody of her daughter to her ex-partner, who has a history of domestic violence.
The far-right party is employing a journalism apprentice from a school recently acquired by figures linked to media mogul Bolloré, benefiting from state aid.
An analysis of the Carcassonne affair and the reactions of Laurent Nuñez.
A gift from a Russian oligarch to Donald Trump Jr. has reportedly created national security concerns.