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The author stated that he would always defend the right to protest. He believed that a zero tolerance policy towards those who disrupt the conduct of protests allows for better security and helps avoid discrediting popular demands. https://t.co/dzPIBVBAwF #DroitDeManifester #LibertéDExpression #Sécurité (translated)

The Belgian Union's Disciplinary Committee has opened an investigation into the incidents that occurred during the Belgian Cup match between RAEC Mons and Sporting Charleroi, following the launch of flares that caused four injuries, including a child who was hospitalized, which could lead to further sanctions for the Charleroi club, which is already under a three-match suspended sentence. #RAECSporting #CoupeDeBelgique #ToléranceZéro (translated)

The author wrote that the looting, arson of town halls, and attacks against law enforcement reflected, in his view, a capitulation of the state and a humiliation of the Republic when the perpetrators of the violence imposed their law. He added that the Nation did not deserve this situation and called for zero tolerance, firm sanctions, and respect. https://t.co/UaMbfb8oRW #Violences #République #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Popular Victory 2027 reported that Nathalie Arthaud expressed satisfaction on BFMTV about Mélenchon's breakthrough in voter intentions. According to the account, the candidate from Lutte ouvrière believed that this progress reflected a desire for more equality and tolerance, and that Mélenchon embodied a form of tolerance in the face of rising racism. However, she maintained that he would still, in her view, be a "puppet of capitalism." #Politique #Égalité #Tolérance (translated)

"This reflects a desire for more equality, for more tolerance," says Nathalie Arthaud, the Lutte Ouvrière candidate in the presidential election, about Jean-Luc Mélenchon announced in the second round of the presidential election. #Mobilisation17Octobre #Gauche #Manifestation (translated)

Tom Jensen wrote in a leader in Berlingske that the two Muslim participants in last week's episode of the TV 2 program 'Højskolen' had invoked Danish values such as tolerance and inclusiveness to defend views he believed were far from those values. He raised questions about the limits of tolerance in Western democracies and referred to philosopher Karl Popper's argument that open societies must be able to protect themselves against intolerance. Jensen described a growing hatred of the West, which he linked to fundamentalist and dictatorial regimes, as well as people, often from MENAPT countries, who had obtained residency in the West. He wrote that some of them were increasingly allying with a left wing that accepted extreme views when they were expressed by minority representatives. He associated Hamas-apologetic pro-Palestinian demonstrations with parts of the recent unrest in France, growing antisemitism, and opposition to Iran's influence in the Middle East. He also connected the debate to Pia Kjærsgaard's showing of TikTok images of Afrah al-Jabouri in 'Højskolen'. Jensen wrote that free citizens had the right not to tolerate intolerance and warned that the foundation of society could otherwise crack. He concluded by stating that one must tolerate the bad atmosphere. https://t.co/M4FFmI3JqU #Tolerance #Demokrati #Ytringsfrihed (translated)

Crispin Mazanza reported that the provincial director of national education of Haut-Katanga, Joseph Mwinkeu Tshiend, launched a training for school heads on good school governance and human rights on Monday, October 12, 2026, at the 30 June building in Lubumbashi. According to Mazanza, the session was led by Joseph Eric Muzuma, president of the International Dynamics of Human Rights Activists. He explained that education on human rights should instill dignity, equality, tolerance, and mutual respect in students, as well as help them understand their rights and duties. The program included a module on school governance based on rights, presented by university professor Samuel Minga Bope. It specifically covered legality, financial and administrative accountability, citizen participation, and equal opportunities without discrimination. The goal, according to Mazanza's report, was to promote transparent and participatory management in accordance with national and international legal frameworks related to children's rights. During the official launch, Mwinkeu Tshiend reminded school heads that their authority should be exercised in accordance with regulations and in service to students and the community. He urged them to concretely apply the lessons from the training in their administrative, educational, and pedagogical practices. Mazanza also reported that Muzuma believed that by the end of the session, participants would be better able to integrate human rights into school management, contribute to a safe and inclusive school environment, and prevent or peacefully resolve conflicts. #Éducation #DroitsHumains #BonneGouvernance (translated)

The author indicated that the Museum of Moroccan Jewish Culture was inaugurated in Fes at the initiative of the king. He presented it as the first establishment of its kind in the Arab-Muslim world and wrote that its collection traced more than 2,000 years of Jewish life in Morocco as well as the history of tolerance and mutual respect between Jews and Muslims. https://t.co/aRggsYyn2Q #Culture #Histoire #Tolérance #MA (translated)

The author stated that the Republic should not allow a child placed under its protection to fall into the hands of those seeking to degrade, exploit, or destroy them. He added that zero tolerance should be the norm and mentioned those he deemed incapable of applying it for the benefit of abused children. https://t.co/KRkPv9wjPM #Enfance #ProtectionDesEnfants #ToléranceZéro #FR (translated)

Stéphane Azihari wrote that Madame Badinter had signed, out of tolerance, a text on the effects of the progression of a religion that he associated with the most illiberal attitudes of the social spectrum. He also disparaged his interlocutor, portraying him as pretentious and lacking real competence in sociology. #tolérance #religion #sociologie (translated)

Troels Lund Poulsen wrote that people should be able to choose between meatballs and falafel, and that it was a Danish value to celebrate diversity, as long as others' choices did not limit one's freedom. He wrote that he was saddened on Wednesday evening to see his colleague Morten Dahlin participate in the TV 2 program *Højskolen*, where the theme was Danishness. According to Troels Lund Poulsen, the former gang member Abud Mustafa would not participate in the dinner if any of the nine other participants drank wine with the meal. He saw it as an attempt to impose control over others. Troels Lund Poulsen wrote that the episode, in his opinion, illustrated something about integration. He believed that Danishness was not just about speaking the language or having a job, but also about tolerance, equality, equity, and acceptance of people who lived differently. He wrote that he respected that people believed in another god, but would not accept anyone dictating how others should live. He added that others should not limit his freedom or shame him for drinking a glass of red wine with dinner, and that one should not be tolerant of intolerant views. #Frihed #Forskellighed #Tolerance (translated)

The author argued that Europe should remain open while guarding against what they described as Islamist entryism exploiting EU funding and institutions. They cited €7.4bn in funding for more than 12,000 NGOs and said it had been distributed amid serious transparency gaps. The author said they had called for stronger scrutiny, cooperation among law-enforcement agencies and zero tolerance for abuse.

The author welcomed President Justina Shiroka-Pula and congratulated Kosovo on electing what they described as its first Catholic president, calling it a symbol of religious freedom, tolerance and coexistence in Europe. They also expressed hope that Pope Leo XIV would become the first pope to visit the Republic of Kosovo. https://t.co/U4QMgdDS4f #Kosovo #ReligiousFreedom #Tolerance #XK #VA

New road safety measures in Belgium, such as zero tolerance for alcohol among novice drivers and the use of cameras to detect the use of phones while driving, have been announced during the national road safety conference to hold all road users accountable. #SécuritéRoutière #ToléranceZéro #ComportementResponsable (translated)