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Desecration of the Carcassonne Mosque

Publication date 24/09/2006 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

The walls of the Carcassonne mosque were covered with racist slogans, swastikas and Celtic crosses. A police investigation is underway. The head of the mosque filed a complaint. Interviewed, Jean-Louis BESSE, deputy mayor of the town hall of Carcassonne explains: "...attacking a mosque is like attacking a synagogue, a church or a temple, it is also attacking the Republic". Interviewed, Habib BAMMOU, President of the Islamic Dawn Association, said: "...they are trying to provoke us, but we must be calm, we must not try to light the fire...".

Vandalism against the Escaudain Mosque

Publication date 18/06/2004 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

Shots were fired last night against the mosque of Escaudain near Valenciennes and Nazi inscriptions discovered on the walls. Comments on factual images alternating with interviews with neighbours of the mosque, the president of the mosque Hassan IQUIOUSSEN and Ahmed ALAOUI, consul of Morocco.

Desecration of a mosque in Castres

Publication date 13/12/2009 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

Report on the desecration of a mosque in Castres. The building was covered with swastikas and xenophobic inscriptions. For the faithful, the incident could be linked to the debate on national identity which, according to them, contributes to stigmatizing the Muslim community. Commentary on factual images alternating with the interview of Abdelmalek BOUREGBA, president of the mosque of Castres, Pascal BUGIS, mayor UMP of Castres, and Marcelle PIERROT, Prefect of Tarn.

Racist inscriptions on the site of a mosque

Publication date 15/04/2013 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

In Coulommiers, in the Seine and Marne, swastikas, anti-Muslim slogans and racist insults were inscribed on the walls of the mosque under construction. Other mosques in the area had already been desecrated. Interviews with residents of Coulommiers who wonder about this act and Mohamed ELHAYANI, French Council of the Muslim Cult of Seine et Marne.

Lyon: gathering in front of the mosque

Publication date 30/12/2002 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

A look back at the rally that took place in Lyon this afternoon, to protest against the act of vandalism against the city’s mosque last weekend. Commentary on factual images of the event. Interview with Richard WERTENSCHLAG, Chief Rabbi of Lyon who explains: "...we are all brothers and when a brother is injured, the whole family takes part in this event". Interviewed, Etienne TETE, municipal councillor at the town hall of Lyon said of this act of vandalism: "...France is represented by three colors and I believe that today France is represented by many other colors that are the set of these religions...".

Villefontaine: racist mosque tags

Publication date 24/11/2012 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

Unknown persons covered the mosque of Villefontaine in the Isère, with Islamophobic tags. In front of the mosque, residents and faithful wonder about the orgine of this act. Interviews with the faithful, the mayor of Villefontaine Raymond FEYSSAGUET and the rector of the mosque of Villefontaine Ahmed HAMLAOUI.

The visit of the Minister of the Interior following the fires of the mosques in Isère

Publication date 08/03/2004 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

Two mosques, Seynod and Annecy, were the targets of arson attacks. The Interior Minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, went there to meet the Muslim community. Interviewed Nicolas Sarkozy explains: "When a place of worship is burned or blasphemed, it is a matter of concern for the entire national community". Then, Kamel Kabtane, President of the Muslim cult Regional Council, interviewed, said: "On Saturday we felt a little orphaned, since we were all alone, very few people had taken part in our pain".

Anger and Gathering at Saint Priest Mosque

Publication date 21/12/2008 From €100.00

Mosque attacks

Arson fire damaged the mosque in Saint Priest. A thousand people as well as political leaders gathered in front of the mosque in protest. Interviewed, Gérard COLLOMD, Senator-Mayor PS of Lyon, declares: "Some, others want a city that is a city of concord and solidarity where every inhabitant, every inhabitant, has the right to an equal respect, an equal dignity...". Interviews with Philippe MEUNIER, UMP MP of the Rhône, Marcel AMSALLEM, President CRIJF Rhône-Alpes, Father Christian DELORME, priest of the diocese of Lyon and Abdelaziz CHAAMBI of the Coordination contre le racisme et l'islamophobie/Collectif des Musulmans de France.

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