The Prime Minister demanded the deletion of several passages from the book “La Secrète” published on May 4.
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The Nanterre court (Hauts-de-Seine) partially dismissed Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, who requested the deletion, in any new edition or reprint, of several passages from the book “The Secret“, written by the franceinfo journalist Bérengère Bonte and published on May 4 by the Archipel editions. “legitimate evocation by the right to public information“, according to the terms of the deliberation delivered on Friday, June 30.
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On the other hand, the court granted her the deletion of some of the passages she contested relating to her sexual orientation in the event of a republication or reprint of the book, and condemned the publisher to pay 2,000 euros to the Prime Minister. The publisher indicates that it is appealing this decision.