
Facebook Bans British Far-Right Groups in Hate Speech Crackdown
Several British far-right groups have been excluded from Facebook pages. According to the American social network’s officials, these groups that "spread hatred" had "no place" there.

Several British far-right groups have been excluded from Facebook pages. According to the American social network’s officials, these groups that "spread hatred" had "no place" there.

On the sidelines of a match between Chelsea and Slavia Prague (not even a Liverpool match), a video reveals that in an English bar several supporters were chanting the words "Salah is a bomber". Chelsea and Liverpool have strongly condemned these racist acts.

According to the Anadolu news agency, a report from the Belgian intelligence services would reveal a certain change in the activities of the far-right in Western Europe. Extremists would have asked their supporters to arm themselves and learn to fight.

Her message will not go unpunished. The French far-right elected official Catherine Blein will be prosecuted in court following her message on Twitter: "Shooting in New Zealand, an eye for an eye..."

Etam promises to raise awareness among its teams on the need not to have a discriminatory position when it comes to hiring personnel. This comes following accusations of Islamophobia made by a young veiled woman against the brand.

The sketch by Abdellah Elberkaoui, in Stand Up, which had sparked a lively controversy on social networks due to its alleged racism, has just earned the SNRT a reprimand from the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication (HACA) through a decision of the Superior Council for Audiovisual Communication (CSCA): a warning and an obligation to notify the Council’s decision and to publish it in the official bulletin.

The Marketing Director of the Nocibé cosmetics chain was suspended yesterday following his Islamophobic tweets posted in response to Yassine Belattar’s decision to resign from the LCI news channel for his open support for Éric Zemmour.

The presenter of the TF1 television news, Jean-Pierre Pernaut, is said to have refused to broadcast in the 1 p.m. edition a report in which a woman wearing a headscarf appears.

Sean Devlin was found guilty of verbally and physically assaulting Malika Touirtou, a 63-year-old Moroccan-American woman, on a train, before shouting that she had a bomb in her bag. He allegedly beat her up. A judge has just sentenced him, among other things, to 2 years in prison.

A restaurant in Casablanca denied a customer entry on the grounds that he was blind, at least that’s what the victim claimed. This discrimination has caused an uproar on social media.

The turtleneck sweater with a red mouth will have only earned Gucci criticism and accusations of racism.

Swastikas were discovered on Monday morning on the wall of the future mosque in Amboise (Indre-et-Loire), currently under construction.