
The writer Michel Houellebecq was indicted for complicity in provoking discrimination, hatred or violence, following an interview given in November 2022.
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Michel Houellebecq gave an interview to the magazine Front Populaire in November 2022.
Writer Michel Houellebecq indicted after comments on Muslims and the “great replacement”
INFO LE FIGARO - Michel Houellebecq was prosecuted after an interview with Front Populaire, Michel Onfray's magazine, in November 2022. The 70-year-old writer was indicted for complicity in provoking discrimination, hatred or violence.

Businessman Pierre-Édouard Stérin will appear in January 2027 before the Paris Criminal Court for having refused to appear at two summonses from a parliamentary commission of inquiry.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, based in London, unanimously overturned 1986 provisions penalizing homosexuality in Trinidad and Tobago, inherited from the British colonial era, after a legal battle led by Jason Jones.

The writer Michel Houellebecq was indicted in Nanterre for complicity in provoking hatred following complaints from the UMF and the MRAP after an interview given to Michel Onfray in 2022.

Opening of the trial of three police officers fired for the attack on producer Michel Zecler in November 2020 in Paris. The accused presented their impeccable profiles and denied the accusations of racism.

On November 10, the National School of Magistrates in Bordeaux is hosting an auction of more than 180 lots of seized and confiscated property, organized by Agrasc and the DNID, in order to highlight the action of justice.

Iranian justice executed three men convicted of operational activities for Israel and the United States during the January protests, according to the Mizan news outlet.