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Actu Foot reported, citing L’Équipe, that Bamo Meïté, Faris Moumbagna, and Jean Onana were mistaken for members of a rival gang by three armed men in May 2024. According to the account relayed, the players were returning from the Commanderie and found themselves mistakenly in a dead end due to construction and a malfunctioning GPS. A chase ensued, and several shots were fired. The vehicles of Moumbagna and Onana were hit by bullets, some of which penetrated the bodywork. Actu Foot added that Meïté, traumatized, left his home in Marseille with his partner and baby to head to Paris, and that he had considered leaving OM. Medhi Benatia offered him psychological support and security measures. The media also relayed the words of a police source, according to which the players were victims present in the wrong place at the wrong time. The three suspects had been charged with attempted murder in an organized gang. #OM #Fusillade #Sécurité (translated)

The non-profit sector is organizing a national demonstration in Brussels on December 10 to protest against federal budgets deemed too late and regional budget cuts, highlighting staff shortages and the increasing needs for support. #Manifestation #NonMarchand #Bruxelles (translated)

On October 15, 2026, the government announced a series of measures to better support women during menopause, including the creation of longer consultations and the dissemination of new recommendations from the High Authority of Health. #ménopause #santédesfemmes #accompagnement (translated)

Starting today/Wednesday, we will call on the various political leaders, across all levels of government. For Gilles Vanden Burre, supporting laid-off workers must also be a "major political priority," just like the timely establishment of conversion cells. #GSK #PharmaValley #Licenciements (translated)

Bally Bagayoko wished a speedy recovery to the principal and the teacher injured by shotgun fire at a college in Aubagne. He expressed his support for the students, staff, and families affected, as well as for the young minor involved and his family, and commended the intervention of those present and the emergency services. He believed that the age of the adolescent called for an inquiry, without prejudging the causes, into what factors of suffering, harassment, isolation, or violence could have contributed to the tragedy. He also mentioned the role of social media and the dissemination of violent images, calling for greater accountability from platforms, better regulation of such content, and enhanced education on media literacy. Bagayoko, however, emphasized that screens could not be the sole explanation. He advocated for better consideration of the mental health of young people, the fight against bullying, more resources for educational teams and the professionals involved, as well as preventing minors from accessing weapons. He warned against calls to immediately toughen the juvenile justice system and to challenge the principles of the 1945 ordinance. According to him, the response should take into account the age, maturity, and background of the young person, and should combine sanction, education, support, and prevention. He added that acknowledging potential suffering in the adolescent did not equate to excusing the actions or forgetting the victims. Bagayoko finally called for the protection of victims and the educational community while seeking to prevent further incidents. He believed that no child should be left alone in the face of their distress and called for schools and society to be spaces of protection. #Éducation #Prévention #Violence (translated)

The author announced that the first permanent facilities of the House of Women would open in November at Villa Paradisio. He indicated that the place would offer medical, social, and legal support to women victims of violence and would eventually have 12 emergency housing units. He also thanked Zara Boutayeb, who had conceived the project. (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS presented several claims that he said were made during the demonstration on October 17. They concerned, in particular, purchasing power, with increases in wages, an adjustment of the minimum wage, and a reduction in prices, as well as education and studies, with better conditions, more resources, and more places at university, a reform of scholarships, and a re-evaluation of Parcoursup and MonMaster. He also cited demands regarding the protection and support of employees, people with disabilities, and job seekers, as well as unemployment compensation. In the field of health, he mentioned the need for more medical staff and better reimbursement for healthcare. For overseas territories, he mentioned demands for a reduction in the cost of living and flight tickets, an increase in wages, and improvements to the water supply network. He also referred to more accessible transportation, improvement of the network, and a decrease in fuel prices. Finally, FRENCHRAPUS indicated that the demands included better consideration of testimonials, support for victims of violence, and harsher penalties in cases of serious misconduct or intentional endangerment. He also mentioned the importance of listening to citizens' demands and defending purchasing power. #Manif17Octobre #Revendiations #PouvoirDachat (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that PSG should show its support for Pink October by wearing a special jersey with pink lettering and a pink ribbon on the front. The account also announced the organization of a raffle open to the public, with exclusive prizes, the proceeds of which would be donated to AP-HP to support the care of patients with breast cancer and the support of their loved ones. #OctobreRose #PSG #CancerDuSein (translated)

The last focus is on ways to further empower all stakeholders. A letter sent this morning by the Minister of Labor, Jean-Pierre Farandou, outlines "three areas" of reflection, including the development of an "active policy for prevention, monitoring, and better support" for the return of employees, to "reduce the duration of absences" and enable employees "to return under the best conditions" or to pursue a "professional retraining." #SantéAuTravail #Prévention #ArrêtsMaladie (translated)

The article explores Laurence Cottet's struggle with alcoholism, highlighting both the specific challenges women face regarding addiction, such as social shame and lack of support, and the importance of medical assistance in overcoming this disease. #Alcoolisme #Addiction #Femmes (translated)

bpost and Luminus are launching a partnership that allows consumers to sign energy contracts at certain post offices starting from October 6, offering personalized simulations and assistance from trained employees to help understand the offers. #bpost #Luminus #énergie (translated)

The Congregation of the Brothers of the Christian Schools acknowledges the absence of a support process for victims of sexual violence in its institutions, following the revelation of a complaint filed in 1980 in Mayenne, targeting a teacher for sexual abuse. #ViolencesSexuelles #Eglise #Lasalliens (translated)

The article highlights that more than one in five Belgians is 65 years or older and calls for recognizing the significant contribution of seniors to society, beyond the costs associated with their aging, by emphasizing their role in volunteering, family support, and economic participation. #Vieillissement #Aînés #Solidarité (translated)

Calls to the Agri'Ecoute platform of the Agricultural Social Mutuality have increased by 32% due to the historical drought and the growing distress of farmers, leading to a double increase in the social support budget to assist those in great difficulty. #Agriculture #DétresseAgricole #Sécheresse (translated)

À TLMEP, le comédien Mani Soleymanlou désinforme la population en laissant croire que la catégorie « deuxième génération » serait le fait du Parti Québécois dans un objectif « d'instrumentalisation des enfants ». Et sur le plateau, personne ne le contredit, au contraire, tout le monde l'encourage à taper sournoisement sur le Parti Québécois et Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. Or, les chiffres sur la surpopulation dans les écoles viennent du ministère de l’Éducation. C'est ce dernier qui classe dans la catégorie sociologique « deuxième génération », les enfants nés à l’étranger évidemment, mais également les enfants dont au moins un des deux parents est né à l’étranger. Ce classement permet notamment au ministère de l’Éducation de déterminer les besoins des écoles en accompagnement pédagogique, en francisation, en intégration, mais également à des fins statistiques sur la réussite scolaire, notamment. Autrement dit, ce sont les fonctionnaires du ministère de l’Éducation qui, pour de bonnes raisons, classent les enfants dans les catégories « première et deuxième génération », pas le Parti Québécois et Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. D'ailleurs, le gouvernement du Canada aussi utilise cette catégorie de « deuxième génération ». Donc les mauvais procès, ça suffit maintenant. #Éducation #Québec #Démographie