US EditionLfi "Passionately Anti-Semitic": Raphaël Enthoven Acquitted of Defamation Charges
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"These remarks did not exceed the permissible limits of freedom of expression," said the Paris Correctional Court on Thursday, 6 November.
The philosopher was prosecuted for insulting La France insoumée which he had described in a tweet as "a passionately anti-Semitic movement".
The case dates back to May 2024, when the philosopher Raphaël Enthoven had published on X (ex-Twitter) a message in which he called La France insoumise a "detestable, violent, conspiracyist, passionately anti-Semitic movement." This tweet followed the movement of Raphaël Glucksmann during a procession on May 1 in Saint-Étienne under the jets of eggs, paint and cans. These comments had then led Jean-Luc Mélenchon's movement to file a complaint fo…
The Paris Correctional Court released the philosopher Raphaël Enthoven, prosecuted by La France insoubted for insulting after calling the party "favourably anti-Semitic" in a tweet of 1 May 2024
"These remarks did not exceed the permissible limits of freedom of expression," the judges said, noting that they "were in the wake of a "major public interest debate".
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