What Is France's 'Great Replacement' Conspiracy Theory and How Is It Spreading?
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After the racist attack in the Yvelines, the environmental parliamentarians intend to "make illegal the words of those who consider that there is an enemy of the interior." They have tabled a bill to this effect aimed at making the theory of "great replacement" illegal. - A racist attempt at Trappes: a bill tabled to sanction the theory of "great replacement" (Policy).
What is France's 'great replacement' conspiracy theory and how is it spreading?
A week after shootings in the Paris suburbs of Trappes and La Verrière that are being investigated as a terrorist attack motivated by race, the mayor of Trappes has called for the "great replacement" theory – which claims white French people are being deliberately replaced by non-Europeans – to be banned by law.
After the Trappes attack in the Yvelines, parliamentarians tabled a text on Thursday to make illegal speeches invoking the replacement of a population in response to the racist attack
According to the authors, this law must contribute to "strengthening the fight against hate speech and racist and xenophobic acts", at the heart of the public debate since the racist attack in Trappes, which killed one and wounded seven people.
Ali Rabeh on Friday called for a ban on the racist theory of "great replacement", which would have "armed" the shooter of the Yvelines attack. Constitutionalist Benjamin Morel is concerned about a "counterproductive" measure that could violate freedom of expression.
Mayor Ali Rabeh of Trappes, the French commune recently hit by a racist terror attack in which one was killed and seven injured, will ban “the theory of the great replacement.” A United Nations report coined in the year 2000 the term “replacement migration”.
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