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Green Deputy Mothin Ali secures apologies and “substantial damages” from GB News presenter Alex Armstrong and permaonline Twitter presence "Bernie" Spofforth after they wrongly accused him of taking part in a riot... that he was actively seeking to quell www.thenational.scot/news/2664344...

A 16-year-old teenager was arrested in Caen for glorifying terrorism after posting videos on Snapchat where he appears wearing shirts bearing the names of Merah, Bin Laden, and Hitler in front of high schools, which led to a criminal investigation. #apologieDuTerrorisme #Caen #Snapchat (translated)

Erik Tegnér accused Youssef Badr of describing, during an interview with LCP, the numerous emails sent to him as harassment within the context of the adversarial process, believing that they aimed to destabilize the judicial institution. Tegnér found this accusation incoherent, reminding that Badr had previously asked him during his trial to press harder with the lawyers who were not responding. He deemed that some individuals wanted journalists to simply publish flattering portrayals and labeled this attitude as totalitarian. He also expressed his astonishment at the idea that these individuals could later judge issues of press law. Tegnér clarified that the journalist who sent the emails was not him, as he had withdrawn from the investigation. He presented this journalist as the editor-in-chief of Frontières and holder of a press card, indicating that the media outlet was accredited by the CPPAP and recognized as part of the IPG. According to Tegnér, the investigation had respected the adversarial process, Badr had not contested the accuracy of the facts, and no defamation complaint had been filed. He defended the public interest in the subject by pointing out that Badr was a judge already in the media spotlight and a candidate for the presidency of the ENM. Finally, he criticized the journalist from LCP for giving favorable treatment to Badr. #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #Démocratie (translated)

The article calls for the rescue of Russian poetess Jénia Berkovitch, imprisoned since the summer of 2024 for being accused of glorifying terrorism, and highlights her increasingly difficult detention within the Russian prison system. #JéniaBerkovitch #LibertéDExpression #PoésieRusse (translated)

The author denounced what he described as "judicial apathy" and media benevolence. He claimed that, more than three years after the Hamas pogrom, a woman who had praised it had not sparked any outrage from Le Monde or France Inter after her desecration on October 7. #Hamas #Judiciaire #Médias #FR (translated)

Alexandre Juving-Brunet accused the person he presented as the champion of the less fortunate of praising a CIA agent. He claimed that the Atlanticist supporters of this agent had most likely rigged the ballots, then he rebuked those he believed were deceived by inviting them to count themselves. #politique #CIA #élections (translated)

Frontières indicated that Patrick Jardin, father of a victim of the Bataclan, had filed two complaints for glorifying terrorism against minors who had performed a song praising Islamist terrorists. The media specified that he had appointed lawyer Me Fred Pichon. https://t.co/nhLECnyF5E #Terrorisme #Justice #Bataclan (translated)

Kultur wrote that Boro700 was to be tried for glorifying terrorism following a trend around his track "MRH." He also indicated that the title had been removed from certain platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music. https://t.co/yWAlqE1gd5 #Justice #Terrorisme #Musique (translated)

In the Alpes-Maritimes, young people connected under false names, including Abdeslam, Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel (named after the perpetrator of the Nice attack in 2016), and Freeze Corleone (a rapper accused of anti-Semitism and racism, convicted for glorifying terrorism), as denounced by Éric Ciotti, the mayor of Nice. #Education #EnseignementDistanciel #MobilisationLycéenne (translated)