The founder of the citizen association Habiba Ahmed Foundation (HAF), Kenza Isnasni, eldest daughter of the Moroccan couple killed by an extreme right-wing sympathizer in Schaerbeek on May 7, 2002, reiterated on Friday her request to see part of the street of the tragedy named Rue Habiba-Ahmed. She also called for a duty of memory against racism.
Princess Esméralda of Belgium supports the actions of the Habiba-Ahmed Foundation, of which she is now the godmother. The Foundation, belonging to Kenza Isnasni, one of the survivors of the racist massacre of May 7, 2002 in Schaerbeek, fights against racism in all its forms.
Tommi (pseudonym), arrested on April 5 by police from the 19th arrondissement of Paris, would have been raped and physically assaulted by two agents during his custody at the police station. The medical examinations revealed the horrific truth that once again lays bare the accusations of violence and racism shaking the French police for some time.
The racist remarks made on February 22 by the president of a sailing club in Marseille, Christian Tommasini, during a meeting organized by the Metropolis, have been the subject of a lively controversy on social networks since Tuesday.
During the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Islamophobic inscriptions were found on the construction site of the new mosque in Talence. This act has outraged the entire Muslim community, which calls on justice to find and condemn those responsible.
Moroccan player Imran Louza, a member of FC Nantes, is the victim of the racism so decried in France. He was the target of racist insults and death threats on social media following the defeat of FC Nantes against Nice (1-2) last Sunday.
Franco-Algerian actor Brahim Bouhlel and Franco-Moroccan Snapchatter Zbarbooking have been placed in detention for their involvement in the sexist video in which Moroccan children were humiliated. The information was made public by the President of the Moroccan Lawyers’ Club, Me Mourad El Ajouti, in a tweet.
As a couple tried to make an appointment to get vaccinated against Covid-19, they were subjected to insults from an agent of the Montauban hospital. The voice message received clearly shows that Maghrebians are not welcome in this hospital.
At the Ernest Renan primary school in Casablanca last Thursday, CM2 students were asked to work on an exercise entitled "Where do the great apes live?". This exercise has outraged parents. The Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) has decided to open an administrative investigation.
The publication of a video showing a policeman in a djellaba in Vesoul on February 6 during an anti-drug operation provokes the indignation of the residents of the Montmarin district. While they denounce a "provocation", the departmental directorate of public security plays the card of appeasement.
The man who insulted a gendarme of Moroccan origin as a "bougnoule" saw his conviction aggravated during his appearance before the chamber of correctional appeals, last Tuesday. He was tried for racist remarks and anti-Semitic publications.
In France, several people report having been victims of at least one attack - insults, threats, violence or discrimination - of a racist, anti-Semitic or xenophobic nature. According to official figures published on Thursday by the Ministry of the Interior, more than 11,000 cases were recorded in 2020.