Marine Tondelier, the national secretary of the Ecologists, reaffirmed her desire for civil disobedience if the National Rally wins the presidential election of 2027, calling for maximum disobedience, especially among civil servants and police officers. (translated)
Marine Le Pen brings the question of wearing the veil back into the spotlight in the 2027 presidential debate, seeking to solidify her electoral base while navigating internal differences and external criticisms. (translated)
The National Rally of Marine Le Pen proposes to ban the wearing of the Islamic veil in public spaces and considers fines for violators, but this initiative faces legal obstacles. (translated)
The National Rally (RN), represented by Marine Le Pen and Jean-Philippe Tanguy, proposes through a referendum to ban the Islamic veil in public spaces, claiming that it does not target a religious symbol but rather an ideology, provoking strong criticism regarding religious freedom and the feasibility of this measure. (translated)
The National Rally persists in its plan to ban the veil in public spaces in France by 2027, a project that faces numerous national and international legal obstacles, including the Constitution and various treaties guaranteeing freedom of conscience and religion. (translated)
Jean-Philippe Tanguy, RN deputy, declares that, despite the proposal to sanction the wearing of the veil by his party in the event of victory in the 2027 presidential election, no one will lead the hunt against veiled women. (translated)
The RN MEP Matthieu Valet defended Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella, stating that they do not confuse Islamism with Islam, in response to the controversy over the National Rally's proposal to ban the wearing of the Islamic veil in public spaces. (translated)
Lawyer Seydi Ba stated that the ban on wearing the Islamic veil in public space, promised by the National Rally, is today completely unenforceable, provoking critical reactions from both the government and the opposition. (translated)
The grand imam of Bordeaux, Tareq Oubrou, opposes the National Rally's proposal to sanction the wearing of the veil, stating that French law should not stigmatize a religion and warning against a democratic drift towards ochlocracy. (translated)
The National Rally proposes a referendum on the prohibition of wearing the veil, provoking outrage and anger among the women concerned who see this as an infringement of their freedom. (translated)
The National Rally proposes to penalize the wearing of the Islamic veil in public spaces with a fine, provoking critical reactions from the government and left-wing opposition, while Jordan Bardella remains cautious by avoiding the idea of a clothing police. (translated)
The deputy of the National Rally, Jean-Philippe Tanguy, announced an intention to ban the wearing of the veil in public spaces, but legal experts emphasize that this measure would be unconstitutional and contrary to freedom of religion. (translated)
The National Rally (RN) plans to penalize the wearing of the Islamic veil in public spaces with a fine, which has sparked criticism from Deputy Sabrina Sebaihi, who accuses it of using the veil as a scapegoat. (translated)
The National Rally proposes to submit to a referendum the prohibition of the veil in public spaces in France, long supported by Marine Le Pen, in the event of victory in the presidential election. (translated)
Marine Le Pen announced her intention to submit the criminalization of the Islamic veil in public spaces to a referendum in the event of a victory for the National Rally in the 2027 presidential election. (translated)
Jordan Bardella's proposal for a referendum on immigration is a new escalation, which pretends to resolve a real difficulty through a logic of exclusion and puts the National Rally at odds with the spirit of our republican rules. (translated)
The National Rally plans to sanction the wearing of the Islamic veil with a fine if it comes to power, according to Deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy. (translated)
The National Rally (RN) plans to penalize the wearing of the Islamic veil in public space with a fine, while Sara El Attar emphasizes that the French have other priorities regarding current issues. (translated)
Deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy announced that the National Rally plans to introduce a fine for wearing the Islamic veil in public spaces if it comes to power. (translated)
During a concert, a slogan "Fuck Marine Le Pen" was displayed and shared by Matthieu Pigasse, prompting a denunciation from Sébastien Chenu, vice-president of the RN, who described it as the utmost vulgarity. (translated)
