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Massive participation on November 5th has transformed the social movement, keeping social issues at the forefront of debate and prompting the government to urgently organize a 'social conference'.
Four lawyers, supported by the Human Rights League, intend to sue the interior minister for ordering the use of weapons that severely injured dozens of protesters, including children.
A video report titled 'In Trappes, nothing will ever be the same again'.
Julie, the first complainant against TV host Sébastien Cauet, who is under investigation for rape and sexual assault on four women, committed suicide on November 2nd, highlighting the link between such violence and psychological distress.
BFMTV journalists are demanding that management better regulate discriminatory on-air discourse and increase the proportion of on-the-ground reports, citing broader issues beyond a specific new program.
Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for combating discrimination, frequently appears on CNews, not to counter the channel's controversial ideology but in our count, she is the most present government member on the channel.
A petition calling for the closure of CNews, driven by a long-standing collective action against media's role in producing racism, has surpassed 900,000 signatures, aiming to reframe the public debate.
Édouard Philippe's remarks about the 'overrepresentation of people of immigrant origin' among rioters have sparked controversy, representing the latest in a series of right-wing shifts by the candidate and his party, including intriguing links between some Horizons elected officials and the…
An article discussing the speculative bubble surrounding Artificial Intelligence and its precarious impact on financial markets.