Racist Attack in Trappes: the Arcom "Does Not Have to Decide" on the Responsibility of Certain Media, According to the President of the Institution
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After a decade of lies and discriminatory statements, in some media, about the city of Yvelines and its inhabitants, MP LFI Aurélien Saintoul recalls, in a forum in the "World", that freedom of expression is not the "right to spread hatred with impunity".
Invited on France Inter, Martin Adjari reacts on the responsibility of certain media after the racist attack in the Yvelines. This belongs to "the political debate", according to the president of the audio-visual gendarme.
In a week, the TF1 and France 2 JT devoted less time to the racist attack in Trappes than to the broken windows during the demonstrations on 17 October. In a study devoted to its television coverage, the doctoral student in the sociology of the media Célia Chirol points to the invisibilisation of the victims, the trivialization of racist discourses and the responsibilities of the editorial staff.
Are there journalistic practices to be reviewed? The President of the Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuel et numérique (Arcom), Martin Ajdari, responds to Jérôme Cadet.
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