Seven Arrested Over ‘Cyberbullying’ Against Creator of Controversial Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony (France)
Breitbart ^ | 10-25-24 | Oliver JJ Lane
Posted on 10/25/2024 7:14:31 AM PDT by dynachrome
France’s new crackdown on cyberbullying sees seven charged in “first wave” of arrests against those who trolled the creator of the Paris 2024 Olympics LGBT-themed opening ceremony.
Seven people have been arrested across France this week, accused of making death threats, insults, and of cyberbullying of figures involved with the 2024 Paris Olympics including most prominently the artistic director of the much-criticised opening ceremony, Thomas Jolly. The opening ceremony grabbed headlines globally for its overt political and social themes, with many decrying it as ‘woke’ and extravagantly anti-Christian.
Those arrested are six men aged between 22 and 79 years old, and a 57-year-old woman. France’s Le Figaro cites a source inside the investigation said “some” of those arrested had “worrying profiles”, and said one is allegedly seen by the government as being a “professional hate monger”.
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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; France; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: dictatorship; france; olympics
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