Charline Vanhoenacker dedicates her show to Guillaume Meurice, dismissed by Radio France: a humorist knocks on the door live

Charline Vanhoenacker paid tribute to the laid-off humorist for freedom of expression on Sunday May 5th, and one of the comedians even took advantage of her column to announce that she was leaving the public broadcaster.

The animator wanted her weekly show, this Sunday, to Guillaume Meurice, suspended by France Inter. On behalf of "freedom of expression".

Belgian animator Charline Vanhoenacker devoted her weekly show France Inter to Guillaume Meurice, dismissed by Radio France, denouncing the extreme right and dismissing the group's leadership....

The host, concerned about freedom of expression on France Inter’s broadcaster, defended the humorist, who was suspended on Thursday four days after repeating his controversial remarks about Benyamin Netanyahu at the end of October.

Guillaume Meurice was laid off by Radio France this week following his comments on Benjamin Netanyahu.