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The Paris town hall has taken legal action following the discovery of racist and xenophobic tags promoting remigration on the facades of businesses, considering these inscriptions as an incitement to hatred and a racist project linked to the far right. #Remigration #Racisme #ExtrêmeDroite (translated)

The author indicated that residents gathered in many cities, including Trappes, to pay tribute to the victims of a racist attack. He believed that the words of Mayor Ali Rabeh paved the way and called for collective action against hate. https://t.co/leqCkIjpYF #Honneur #LutteContreLaHaine #Unité #FR (translated)

An investigation for incitement to racial hatred has been opened following calls on social media to attack black or Arab origin delivery workers, raising concerns among workers and prompting a reaction from the Uber platform, which has disseminated prevention messages. #HaineRaciale #UberEats #ProtectionDesLivreurs (translated)

Mathieu Bock-Côté defended the arrival of Jacinthe-Ève Arel in the Parti québécois, arguing that her right-wing positions should not exclude her from the civic space. He recalled that she had sometimes seen qualities in Donald Trump, severely criticized health measures during the pandemic, and argued that there were only two sexes. Bock-Côté specified that he was not commenting on the merits of these opinions, but that they could be contested without justifying, in his view, Arel's exclusion. He accused members of Québec solidaire of demanding Arel's dismissal and wanting to ban her from political life. He also criticized some Péquistes who had relayed this indignation and claimed that Arel did not have a place in the PQ. According to him, the party was a coalition that could welcome social democrats, progressives, conservatives, and libertarians. Bock-Côté argued that the independence of Quebec was the common ground for Péquistes, despite their disagreements on the model of society. He believed that the sovereignist movement should also welcome people close to Éric Duhaime's ideas, and presented Arel's membership in the independence camp as a contribution to this cause. #Québec #Indépendance #Politique (translated)

The author indicated that gatherings had taken place throughout France to reject hatred and pay tribute to the victims of the racist terrorist attack committed in Trappes and La Verrière. He also mentioned a gathering in Lamballe. https://t.co/ZdA5wkTdJS #NonÀLaHaine #Solidarité #Hommage #FR (translated)

The author expressed his opposition to hatred and those who spread it, and his support for the Republic as well as for those who protect it. He thanked Ali Rabeh for his speech, which he described as a call for unity based on clear values. https://t.co/lQf8tG4f0m #Unité #République #Haine #FR (translated)

The author of the message stated that Ali Rabeh, the mayor of Trappes, was calling for the choice of the Republic, which he presented as the right path against racist hatred and the attacks associated with it. https://t.co/U58jzZmroF #République #LutteContreLaHaine #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Bally Bagayoko called for collecting 500,000 signatures to request that channels broadcasting hate and racism be removed and banned from broadcasting. He wrote that the signatures would allow this demand to be heard in the National Assembly and encouraged his readers to share the call, mobilize, and continue signing. https://t.co/1o5NkWlhrc #Mobilisation #LutteContreLeRacisme #DroitsDeLHomme (translated)

Impact relayed, via Politis, a text signed by more than 140 personalities from different backgrounds, who denounced the normalization of racism in France after what they described as a racist terrorist attack in Trappes and La Verrière. The signatories mentioned the death of Pengo Bossio Wangi, 26 years old, and believed that the spread of hateful discourse in the media and political class, particularly since the violence of October 17, had contributed to creating an environment conducive to new racist violence. They also condemned the silence of the authorities and the absence, according to them, of calls for restraint and warnings against possible legal actions. The signatories stated that Pengo Bossio Wangi had not been targeted at random and cited the murders of Aboubakar Cissé and Hichem Miraoui, as well as attacks against Black, Arab, and Muslim individuals. They called for support for families and collectives and for the fight against racism. #Racisme #Solidarité #Dénonciation (translated)

A bill has been submitted to the National Assembly aimed at prohibiting references to the theory of the great replacement in response to a racist attack that occurred in Yvelines, in order to strengthen the fight against speeches inciting hatred and racist and xenophobic acts. #GrandRemplacement #LutteContreLaHaine #Discrimination (translated)

The author estimated that the level of hatred, tension, and hysteria observed over the past several weeks was largely fueled by the media-political left. He compared this climate to that of a presidential or legislative election runoff, while highlighting that the month of October had only just begun. #politique #tension #élections #FR (translated)

The lawyer of one of the victims of the racist attack in Yvelines accuses Jordan Bardella of having indirectly incited violence by targeting Trappes as a den of Islamists, which may have influenced the suspect to direct his hatred towards that place. #AttentatRaciste #Islamophobie #RassemblementNational (translated)

The message raised the question of what it means to resist today in the face of rising fascism, hatred, racism, and xenophobia. It presented the artist Pascal Convert as providing an answer with his book "Lucie Aubrac by Lucie," published by Albin Michel, and announced the program "The Spirit of Resistance" at 7 PM on Mediapart. https://t.co/wnZ5zDRNWR https://t.co/hIwZfLP28y #Résistance #Fascisme #Art #FR (translated)

Revelations from the national anti-terrorist prosecutor about the attack in Trappes: dozens of RN stickers found at the suspect's home. Racism and hatred kill. To support the illustrated fight: ▶️ ko-fi.com/allanbarte ▶️ fr.tipeee.com/allan-barte ▶️ Source: www.lemonde.fr/societe/arti...? (translated)

Bally Bagayoko explained that his regrets after the intervention of the President of the Republic on October 23 were due to the lack of an explicit qualification of the attack that cost the life of Pengo Bossi WANGI as racist, Islamophobic, and Negrophobic, as well as the absence of a call for a gathering or national tribute. He praised the subsequent decision to organize a national tribute while requesting that it be accompanied by concrete measures against racism, Islamophobia, and Negrophobia, as well as against the political parties, media, and other channels that, according to him, propagate or legitimize hate speech. Bagayoko noted that such speech could foster hatred and a climate of violence, with consequences that could lead to death. He called for the tribute to Pengo Bossi WANGI to include political commitments and actions against the racist, Islamophobic, and Negrophobic roots of the violence. #Racisme #Islamophobie #Négrophobie (translated)