Search

The author of the message presented Alistair Bunkall as a senior reporter and reported that he described the situation in Paris as "anarchy." It also indicated that Bunkall had covered wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Gaza, as well as several international elections, and that he had won an Emmy with a team from Sky News. #Paris #Journalisme #Guerre #GB #FR #IQ #AF #UA #PS (translated)

Didier Maïsto stated that the comments made by this woman were entirely false. He mentioned that she lived in République and observed the events from her balcony, while he was inside and experienced a different situation. He also recalled that she interviewed him during the Yellow Vests movement for a newspaper he described as pro-Macron, and accused her of publishing a dishonest article before altering the headline upon its online republication to create buzz. He concluded that she had no credibility. #République #GiletsJaunes #Journalisme (translated)

The American ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has demanded that Israel prosecute and imprison the settlers who attacked a photojournalist from the Washington Post during her reporting on violence against Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank. #Israël #violence #journalisme (translated)

Briefs from the press reported that the BFMTV journalist Alice Darfeuille criticized Ségolène Royal for using the term "mutilations" to refer to high school students who, according to the publication, had notably lost hands or suffered serious eye injuries during police interventions. https://t.co/j3bJ94yEJc #France #Politique #Journalisme (translated)

Mathias Enthoven wrote that he had been injured by a stun grenade and that a fragment had hit him in the abdomen. He stated that he was in the hospital. Presenting himself as a journalist, he claimed that he was calmly discussing with three colleagues in Place de la République, 50 meters away from any gathering, when they were deliberately targeted. He described the government as criminal. #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #Violence (translated)

Cerfia reported that the media Frontières had condemned the assault in Paris on a team working for CNews. According to Frontières, its journalists had been chased for nearly 200 meters and punched and hit by glass bottles thrown in their direction. https://t.co/5MDzv0UF0T #Journalisme #Paris #Violence (translated)

The author accused the French branch of Al Jazeera of inflaming tensions and insulting the police. He contrasted the ban on the Russian channel RT and the expulsion of Federova, which he presented as measures taken to prevent "Russian interference," with what he described as Qatari interference targeting the French police and permitted. He finally assessed that money carried significant weight. #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #Ingérence #FR #RU #QA (translated)

The author stated that masked individuals had attacked the CNews and Europe 1 offices earlier that morning. He believed that targeting a newsroom was tantamount to attacking the freedom to inform, expressed his support for journalists and teams, and called for these acts of violence to be punished without leniency. #libertédepresse #journalisme #violence #FR (translated)

The author of the message presented L'Express as being on the brink of bankruptcy. He estimated that a newspaper that misinformed its audience through bias and censored opposing opinions would eventually lose readers, tired of feeling disdained. https://t.co/BKrs7nrlwq #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #Désinformation #FR (translated)

The author expressed concern for the journalists from Boulevard Voltaire who went to cover the demonstration, believing that they were in a situation comparable to that of war reporters. He wondered what had become of the country. #journalisme #libertédepresse #manifestation #FR (translated)

Erik Tegnér indicated that he republished the editorial presenting his magazine dedicated to Youssef Badr, following the opening of an inquiry by the Paris public prosecutor's office. He said he did not know if he himself was directly targeted and accused the press of maintaining confusion. He condemned the insults and threats directed at the judge, while defending the journalistic work of his team. He also mentioned the respect for opposing views and fact-checking, as well as his personal withdrawal from conducting the inquiry. According to him, the subject was of public interest and did not reveal any sensitive information. Referring to an AFP dispatch, Tegnér stated that to his knowledge, his team was not directly targeted by the inquiry, which, according to the agency, concerned threats. He added that the term "defamation" had, in his opinion, never been used since Tuesday, despite the 30 pages of the inquiry. He invited the public to form their own opinion, to buy the magazine at newsstands, to engage in polite debate, and to focus on the substance without being intimidated. #journalisme #enquête #libertédexpression (translated)