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‘Stakes are high’ as QAnon conspiracy phenomenon emerges in France
France 24 20/02/2021 Tom WHEELDON © Ted Warren, AP
After rising to the fore in the US during the most fraught presidential campaign the country has seen for decades, the QAnon phenomenon has emerged in France – prompting President Emmanuel Macron’s government to order a multiagency inquiry on conspiracist movements scheduled to report back at the end of February.
The French state agency responsible for tackling sectarian movements, MIVILUDES, has received some 15 reports over recent weeks raising the alarm about the rise of QAnon in France, Le Figaro reported. The agency described the development of the movement as “highly concerning” in an internal communication seen by the French paper.
Stakes are high as QAnon conspiracy phenomenon emerges in France
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As the so-called “global security law” opened Pandora’s box in France regarding privacy protection, the national parliament’s upper house debated last week whether the data of too many people are stored in the country’s databases for identification, administrative or surveillance purposes. EURACTIV France reports.
Deputies in the French Senate probed the matter on 10 February, at a time when the security context appears to be gradually taking precedence over health matters.
According to a parliamentary report, 106 databases were made available to administrative and police/gendarmerie services in 2018, compared to the 58 in 2009.
While the multiplication of files often is justified by the need to compartmentalise them, Bastien Le Querrec of La Quadrature du Net warns that “the fact that there are many files does not mean they are small”.
December 2020: Antisemitism in review 07 Jan 2021 share this on
When: 5 December
Where: Buenos Aires, Argentina
What: Among several hateful and antisemitic posts on Twitter were tweets mocking circumcision, others referencing the antisemitic stereotype of Jews being cheap, and yet others using a slang expression referring to the idea of killing Jews to make soap during the Holocaust.
Responding to the controversy the WJC-affiliated Delegation of Israelite Associations of Argentina (DAIA) tweeted: “The hatred and racism referring to different groups reveals the contempt for equality and human diversity from who today is one of the representatives of Argentina.”
Despite the derogatory tweets, only two days after being suspended, the players were reinstated following pressure from the national team and other Argentine rugby clubs. Click here to read more.
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