Eric Zemmour convicted and released on appeal in two separate cases
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Eric Zemmour was again sentenced on Thursday on appeal in Paris to a fine of 10,000 euros for provocation to racial hatred after his remarks on unaccompanied minors made in 2020 on CNews but acquitted by the same court of appeal for homophobic insults.
During a debate on the program “Face à l'Info” on CNews in 2020, the polemicist said about unaccompanied minors: “they have nothing to do here, they are thieves, they are murderers, they are rapists”
The Paris Court of Appeal confirmed the January 2022 judgment which had imposed on the former presidential candidate a sentence of 100 days-fine to 100 euros for his remarks on unaccompanied minors held
Eric Zemmour was again sentenced on Thursday on appeal in Paris to a fine of 10,000 euros for provoking racial hatred after his remarks on unaccompanied minors made in 2020 on CNews but acquitted by the same court of appeal for homophobic insults....
Éric Zemmour was convicted again on Thursday, September 12, by the Paris Court of Appeal for his remarks on unaccompanied minors made in 2020 on CNews. In another judgment pronounced on Wednesday, the same court acquitted the polemicist for homophobic insults also pronounced on the channel in...
Paris - Eric Zemmour was again sentenced on Thursday on appeal in Paris to a fine of 10,000 euros for provocation to racial hatred after his remarks on unaccompanied minors made in 2020 on the CNews channel
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