Racism: French Journalist Unions Condemn Normalization of Far-Right Ideology on BFMTV
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For their part, the trade unions of the information chain have considered that "the decomplexed racism, which now has a clear place on our antenna, has direct and irremediable consequences for our society".
The continuous news channel defended itself against the accusations of racism emanating from, among others, the Insoumis Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Louis Boyard.
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In particular, the unsubs blamed the channel for letting the far-right candidate Eric Zemmour hold "racist remarks" on the air after the October 17 protests.
"You, BFM, start calming down on racist remarks of any kind, because it's starting to work well," said Jean-Luc Mélenchon when he was interviewed by a journalist on Saturday.
Following the racist attack that killed one person and injured four seriously in the Yvelines, the continuous news channel BFMTV is accused in particular by La France insoubted of leaving the word free to racism. The management replied that "racism has no place on BFMTV".
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