The Paris prosecutor's office has launched an investigation for incitement to racial hatred in response to racist threats against delivery workers and drivers on X. #BrowserIssues #NetworkProblems #AdBlocker (translated)
Magelya expressed her support for Dana, stating that a young Ukrainian had received death threats after saying that burning and stealing during the riots was unacceptable. She added that the young woman was also called a racist. According to Magelya, the voice and written messages received indicated who was sending her these threats. She referred to their authors with a derogatory term. #Ukraine #Solidarité #Liberté_d_expression (translated)
Frontières reported, citing Le Figaro, threats attributed to Ryan before the third act of the protests scheduled for Saturday. He predicted that killer clowns would face the CRS and compared the day — with a protest planned during the day and another in the evening, on the occasion of Halloween — to the film American Nightmare. Frontières estimated that the event would be historic. https://t.co/OOYozpJypk #Manifestation #Halloween #AmericanNightmare (translated)
Guillaume Herblot stated that Bagui Traoré had been the subject of 20 convictions, including five for extortion. He indicated that the most recent conviction was pronounced on October 28, 2026, in Pontoise: two years in prison for an attempted extortion targeting a resident of Beaumont-sur-Oise who had just won €120,000 in bets. According to Herblot, Bagui Traoré was banned from staying in Val-d’Oise and was already incarcerated before this conviction, particularly for acts of extortion aimed at women under guardianship, threats against a witness of his trial, and violence against law enforcement. Herblot also criticized the support provided since 2016 by La France insoumise and part of the left to Assa Traoré, especially during meetings and through T-shirts demanding justice for Adama. He recalled that the dismissal in the case of Adama's death had, according to him, been confirmed on appeal and then in cassation. He stated that the convictions targeting family members made it difficult to present them as a national icon of innocence and wrote that this narrative had its limits. #JusticePourAdama #Traoré #Extorsion (translated)
Cerfia indicated that nearly 237,000 web servers could potentially be threatened by a flaw affecting PHP, a technology used by many sites. The media reported that a hacker was distributing a program that could exploit this vulnerability to remotely take control of the affected sites and install a backdoor, citing Seb La Tombe. #SécuritéInformatique #PHP #Hacking (translated)
Impact reported that Amnesty International had alerted, in a report published on a Thursday, about the rise of authoritarian practices in France and the threats to the rule of law and fundamental freedoms. The organization notably cited the repression of protests on October 17 and 24, the arrests of minors during the student movement, prohibitions on protesting, the police's use of mutilating weapons, and pressures on journalists. According to Impact, Amnesty also denounced the normalization of racist and anti-immigration discourse, mentioning Emmanuel Macron, François Bayrou, Bruno Retailleau, and Aurore Bergé. The NGO had identified seven signs of authoritarian practices: violations of the freedom to inform, repression of dissent, surveillance by technology, governance through fear, the designation of an enemy, exploitation of inequalities, and the weakening of counter-powers. Impact added that Amnesty indicated that, since Emmanuel Macron came to power in 2017, the fortunes of French billionaires had doubled while poverty had reached its highest level in 30 years. As the 2027 presidential election approached, the organization called for the defense of the rule of law and fundamental freedoms, estimating that France was not immune to the global rise of authoritarian practices. #Liberté #DroitsHumains #ÉtatDeDroit (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that the statements in question reflected the vocabulary of the leaders of the RN and that party stickers had been found at the home of the person involved. He described the RN as a danger to France and expressed his support for compatriots threatened by racism. https://t.co/EHZctmPFbV #RN #racisme #France (translated)
Bally Bagayoko welcomed the decision made on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, by the judicial court, which condemned, according to him, a resident of Vouziers, in the Ardennes, for death threats posted on social media against Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the candidate of La France insoumise. He believed that freedom of expression did not justify threats or intimidation, and he reminded that comments made online could have legal consequences, even under the guise of anonymity. He added that political disagreements could not legitimize threats and that justice must protect everyone, regardless of their opinions or responsibilities. #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Haine (translated)
Malick Ndiaye denounced threats targeting the second highest official of the State, which he described as an extremely serious and unacceptable act in the Republic. He called on the competent institutions to react firmly and warned that the country should not trivialize threats or endanger peace, stability, and national cohesion. Ndiaye added that his opponents should seek to fight him at the polls, believing that democracy must be defended through ideas and arguments, not through threats. #Démocratie #République #Stabilité (translated)
Students from the Vaucanson high school in Tours received threats of disciplinary sanctions from their school for their participation in the blockade and acts such as starting a fire, causing damage. #mobilisationlycéenne #sanctionsdisciplinaires #lycéens (translated)

Antoine Léaument described the situation as "unbearable" and expressed his support for the Muslim community of Lodève, which he said was facing a death threat. He also expressed his support for fellow citizens who, according to him, felt targeted by these threats. #Solidarité #Lodève #Communauté (translated)
Franceinfo stated that Sarah Knafo, European MP from Reconquête, had been invited that morning to the show "8.30 Franceinfo" and had repeatedly called into question the journalists and their work. The channel recalled that a political interview should allow journalists to question political leaders and confront them with their statements and positions, regardless of their interlocutor. Franceinfo regretted that the interview did not take place within this framework, attributing it to a strategy it deemed deliberate to delegitimize journalistic work, particularly that of public service, which was subsequently pursued on social media. It expressed support for Simon Le Baron and Audrey Tison and condemned the attacks, threats, and attempts to intimidate its journalists. The channel also denied having apologized after the interview, contrary to what CGTV had claimed. It stated that it would continue to give a voice to different political sensitivities and to promote democratic debate in accordance with the rules of interviewing. #Journalisme #Politique #DébatDémocratique (translated)
Frontières reported that Éric Ciotti revealed that Arcom had opened an investigation regarding death threats against Bernard Arnault and Vincent Bolloré, aired on Radio Nova. According to Frontières, he had called on the regulator to be firm. https://t.co/X0K5dYA9T4 #ÉricCiotti #Sécurité #LibertéDeLaPresse (translated)
The author indicated that the general manager of Arcom had confirmed to him by letter that the death threats against Bernard Arnault and Vincent Bolloré, broadcast on Radio Nova, were the subject of an investigation. He believed that the authority should be uncompromising in the face of threats of an unprecedented scale in a media outlet. (translated)
Thirty-five jobs are threatened at BFS Europe in Oostrozebeke due to the closure of its extrusion department, following the end of the contract with its sole Spanish client. #BFSEurope #Oostrozebeke #emploismenacés (translated)
G2 Akita apologized for her team's performance at Worlds, believing they could have done better. She stated that her teammates received death threats and other threats accompanied by a purple heart after the announcement of their participation in the São Paulo competition. She also reported hearing many insults from the crowd during the matches. Akita explained that these behaviors, combined with what she felt was a lack of support throughout the year, led her to doubt the value of her work and the team's efforts. She praised her teammates and expressed gratitude for experiencing this adventure alongside them. She finally reminded that behind the results are hours of work, passion, and people, and she expressed hope that the public would take this into account. #esport #solidarité #respect (translated)
Mediahuis Belgium has announced that up to 35 jobs are at risk as part of a transformation plan aimed at ensuring financial stability and continuing to invest in independent journalism. #Mediahuis #EmploisMenacés #JournalismeIndépendant (translated)