A most embarrassing scene took place on Thursday morning on the occasion of the National Day of the Fight against Harassment. Workshops had been organized and were to be the subject of an official visit.
In Belgium, a homeless woman tried to kill two women by pushing them onto the metro tracks. She justifies this act by saying she does not like veiled women.
More than 42% of Muslims living in France have been the target of racist behavior, according to a study commissioned from IFOP by the government.
Frédéric Magné, multiple world champion, is no longer Director of the UCI World Cycling Center (WCC). He was fired for "loss of trust" and for "reigning through terror".
At McDonald’s in Melilla, Moroccan minors are unwelcome. They were simply sent away from this establishment, even though they were brought there by a mediator and teacher who works at Médecins du Monde.
Nearly 1,100 people responded to the call of the Association of Muslims of the Territory of Belfort against Islamophobia and racism in Belfort, France, on Saturday, November 2.
The leak of the minutes of a meeting of the Ministry of Equipment and Transport with road transport companies has been the source of controversy since Tuesday. According to the rumor, road transport companies are asked to require valid residence permits from sub-Saharan nationals in Morocco before any ticket purchase.
A Brussels firefighter of Maghrebi origin was subjected to racist insults, which deeply upset him. An investigation is underway to punish the perpetrators.
At the heart of the debate on the veil that is agitating France, 100 local elected officials from various political backgrounds are alerting against the risk of creating a "society of suspicion", "by too much pointing the finger at a community of believers", the Muslims, and therefore of dividing society. For them, France is getting bogged down in stirring up the specter of division. A rally against Islamophobia was also held on Saturday in Paris.
"French, Muslim and veiled, if I bother you, I invite you to leave my country." In response to this post, a municipal employee in Meaux called to "cut off her head". The remarks of this employee and the reports that followed led to the opening of an investigation for "incitement to racial hatred".
The French State has decided to file a complaint against a man from Drôme who declared that France "is heading straight for the abyss, towards the unspeakable, towards apartheid". In this regard, the Drôme Prefecture has seized the Public Prosecutor.
The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) intends to crack down on racist behavior during matches. This decision comes after the shameful match between Bulgaria and England, where monkey chants, Nazi salutes and other scandalous gestures were made.