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Seydi Ba wrote that the deputy Éric Ciotti had personally asked the Minister of the Interior to investigate him due to the use of his freedom of expression, deemed "dangerous for the Republic." He believed that attacking the remarks of a lawyer, on the contrary, endangered the Republic. Seydi Ba recalled that, according to a statement from the International Union of Lawyers published on October 30, the freedom of expression of lawyers extends to matters of general interest, criticism of the functioning of justice, and questions regarding the actions of public authorities. He indicated that these principles are included in the Basic Principles of the United Nations regarding the role of the bar, adopted in Havana in 1990, and in the Council of Europe Convention for the protection of the profession of lawyer, signed by France on May 13, 2025. He added that his positions could be criticized, but that they did not, in his opinion, justify a political leader asking the executive to act against their author because they were disturbing. Finally, Seydi Ba thanked the International Union of Lawyers for its reminder and stated that he would continue to express himself, even if his remarks displeased Éric Ciotti. #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Démocratie (translated)

The author stated that an unprecedented offensive against freedom of expression followed the shooting in Trappes. He urged his readers not to be intimidated and to mobilize with him to continue saying what they observed. https://t.co/bLkG5BbYMM #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Solidarité #FR (translated)

The author of the message stated that, since the shooting in Trappes, freedom of expression has been facing an unprecedented attack. He called on his readers not to be intimidated and to join him in continuing to speak about what they saw. https://t.co/z2aAwxgqIn #LibertéDExpression #TuerieDeTrappes #Résistance #FR (translated)

Bally Bagayoko welcomed the decision made on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, by the judicial court, which condemned, according to him, a resident of Vouziers, in the Ardennes, for death threats posted on social media against Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the candidate of La France insoumise. He believed that freedom of expression did not justify threats or intimidation, and he reminded that comments made online could have legal consequences, even under the guise of anonymity. He added that political disagreements could not legitimize threats and that justice must protect everyone, regardless of their opinions or responsibilities. #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Haine (translated)

The author accused the left of using the Trappes attack, which he described as racist, to call into question and demonize any discourse on immigration. He denounced a political appropriation and criticized an article from Le Monde, which he deemed "lunar," before his message was interrupted as he mentioned the use of an expression. #immigration #politique #racisme #FR (translated)

The message stated that censorship was increasing in Ukraine and summarized an article from the Berliner Zeitung published on October 27, 2026, by Nicolas Butylin. It took up the title, "The space for freedom of expression is shrinking," and indicated that it concerned Ukrainian journalists under pressure. The message also began to reference the situation of the Ukrainian press "on paper," without elaborating on this point. https://t.co/MrF4gLSDb6 #LibertéDePresse #Ukraine #Censure #UA (translated)

The author estimated that the government was worried about the anger of the French and freedom of expression, particularly on social media and in the free press. He wondered how far it would go before the presidential election. #LibertéExprimation #Élections2022 #France #FR (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais called out Emmanuel Macron and proposed to tackle telemarketing platforms, which he accused of soliciting people up to ten times a day. He also believed that focusing on social networks would amount to officially admitting that freedom of expression no longer existed in France. #LibertéDExpression #RéseauxSociaux #ActionCivique (translated)

The author of the message believed that the formal notice sent by Arcom following remarks made by Christine Kelly on air constituted a serious editorial interference and imposed surveillance on freedom of expression. #christinekelly #europe1 #Arcom https://t.co/Tr81oWirKr #LibertéDexpression #MiseEnDemeure #Arcom #FR #EU (translated)

The author asked if Emmanuel Macron was trying to censor the presidential election. He accused the president of having abandoned Marseille to looters and of placing the blame on social networks in order to restrict freedom of expression. He called on his readers to support his approach and to participate in the presidential campaign by sharing a link. https://t.co/fNcUnNyOeb #LibertéDExpression #Elections2022 #Resister (translated)

One really shouldn't be ashamed to tell victims of violence that they brought it upon themselves. And by the way, this freedom of expression that they use as an excuse in front of the mayor of Trappes, has it already left the platforms for the opponents of the National Rally? (translated)

The author suggested that banning demonstrations to prevent violence from troublemakers would be incompatible with democracy. He stated that maintaining order should not come at the expense of fundamental freedoms and that banning any expression as soon as a risk appeared would lead the country into an illiberal regime. https://t.co/h7NWXFjquh #Démocratie #Libertés #Manifester #FR (translated)

The author called for 43 new states in India, describing the proposal as a path to self-determination, freedom and open trade. They said the BJP had included them in a post depicting an “anti-India” network, rejected the accusation and said they would not be silenced. They added that criticising Narendra Modi and advocating political change were legitimate expressions of free speech. https://t.co/3MWA1jyaYx #FreeSpeech #PoliticalChange #SelfDetermination #IN

The author said they had been pleased to meet Salman Rushdie at the Freedom Games in Łódź. They wrote that they discussed freedom of expression, literature’s role in education, and preserving creativity and independent thought in an era increasingly shaped by AI. https://t.co/tzTstln5nc #WolnośćWyrazu #Literatura #Sztuka #PL

Régis de Castelnau accused Emmanuel Macron of having been installed at the Élysée by a "coup d'état" and cited Jacques Attali, François Hollande, the Socialist Party, magistrates, and plutocrats among those he held responsible. He stated that they should be held accountable. He also reproached the president for exploiting the tragedy in Trappes by presenting a planned act of terrorism against individuals based on their skin color or religion as unprecedented, which he argued amounted to denying the attacks, racist or religious murders, and terrorist acts that have occurred in France since 1980. In his message, de Castelnau accused Macron of wanting to directly frame freedom of expression and assembly without having the competence to do so. He recalled that, in his view, Article 11 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man guarantees this freedom and that protests require a prior declaration, not a request for authorization. He also mentioned a bill presented 50 years ago by the Minister of the Interior under Georges Pompidou, which the Constitutional Council had rejected because it established a regime of prior authorization. De Castelnau asserted that prefects could prohibit a demonstration likely to disturb public order, under the judge's control, but not solely on the grounds of the order desired by Macron. He indicated that the Council of State had reminded that the presidential declaration could not, on its own, affect the exercise of the freedoms to protest and assemble. https://t.co/WS1f4tPP8u #LibertéDExpression #Manifestation #PolitiqueFrance (translated)

Aurore Bergé stated that no racist remarks could be tolerated after the attack in Trappes, according to AlertesInfos. The account recalled that, the previous month, the minister had been criticized even within her own camp after invoking freedom of expression regarding the racist theory of the "great replacement." #Racisme #LibertéDExpression #Politique (translated)