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Summons for advocating terrorism: Rima Hassan and Mathilde Panot were questioned by the police
The Insoumises Mathilde Panot and Rima Hassan were questioned this Tuesday April 30 by the police as part of investigations for “apology of terrorism” after comments linked to the war in the Middle East.
(franceinfo)
The Insoumises Mathilde Panot and Rima Hassan were questioned on Tuesday April 30 by the police as part of investigations for “apology of terrorism”, after comments linked to the war in the Middle East.
Mathilde Panot and Rima Hassan, two personalities from La France insoumise (LFI), were summoned by the judicial police on Tuesday April 30 for “apology of terrorism”. Their party talks about censorship and political exploitation. Rima Hassan, number 7 on the LFI list for the next European elections, is singled out for publicly apologizing for an act of terrorism, committed through an online public communication service. The pro-Palestinian activist is accused of legitimizing the actions of Hamas against the State of Israel on October 7.
Reports on the rise
For her part, Mathilde Panot, president of the LFI group in the National Assembly, criticized her summons during a public meeting. Since October 7, the date of the Hamas attack in Israel, the number of reports and complaints for “apology of terrorism” has exploded.
