THE NEWS AT NOON. Expulsion of Mahjoub Mahjoubi, constitutionalization of abortion, derailment of the TGV in Eckwersheim… what to remember

L'expulsion de l'imam gardois a été validée par la justice. MIDI LIBRE – T. M.

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News of the day

The expulsion of Mahjoub Mahjoubi validated by the courts. The Paris administrative court rendered its decision this Monday March 4, 2024 and validates the expulsion of the imam of Bagnols-sur-Cèze, Mahjoub Mahjoubi. A decision taken after examining, on Friday, a request filed by the ;#39;imam expelled Thursday February 22 to Tunisia.

Mahjoub Mahjoubi was notably accused of broadcasting a video in which he qualified the "tricolor flag" from "satanic flag" who wouldn't have & ;quot;no value with Allah.

The person concerned defended himself by mentioning "a slip of the tongue". His lawyer had filed a request for interim relief to contest with the summary judge of the administrative court the expulsion order issued by Gérald Darmanin in person

And also… 

IVG in the Constitution: a historic step for women's rights this Monday. Parliament will meet in congress this afternoon -noon, in order to vote on the inclusion of voluntary termination of pregnancy in the Constitution.

For this, a three-fifths majority of the votes cast by the deputies and senators will be required. The arrangements for this day have been detailed on the website of the National Assembly which emphasizes that "the explanations of vote, lasting 5 minutes, will take place alternately between the groups of the National Assembly and the Senate, in descending order of their respective numbers" quot;.

The session will begin at 3:30 p.m., and voting will be open for 45 minutes. The Congress of Parliament will sit at the Palace of Versailles, in the hemicycle of the Aile du Midi. If the majority is acquired in the vote, France will become the first country to explicitly authorize abortion in its Constitution.

The trial of the worst TGV accident in history begins this Monday. On November 14, 2015, eleven people died in the accident of a TGV test train in Eckwersheim, near Strasbourg, in Bas-Rhin.

From this Monday, March 4, 2024, nine years after the events, the trial opens before the Paris Criminal Court. The SNCF, two of its subsidiaries and three employees will appear, from this Monday, March 4, 2024, before the Paris Criminal Court for "injuries and involuntary homicides due to clumsiness, imprudence , negligence or breach of a security obligation". The magistrates will have to decide in particular on this question: could the tragedy have been avoided ? 

A Ritz masseur targeted by a rape complaint. On January 24, a 26-year-old young woman filed a complaint for rape, indicated BFMTV this Monday.

The victim explains that she went to the spa of this hotel on Saturday January 6 where she had an appointment for a massage. According to her statements, the masseur, after having massaged her chest for a long time, raped her four times while she was lying on her back.

Towards a penalty of 10 euros on each "fast fashion" ? The big brands of "fast fashion", this sector of the industry characterized by low-priced clothing, are in the sights from the government and in particular from the Ministry of Ecological Transition. A penalty tax per item purchased is planned in the coming days in order to financially penalize these companies. The bill will be presented this Monday March 4 to the Assembly.

It provides for penalties of up to 10 euros fine per item sold, and a total ban on advertising for brands like Shein or Temu. These are e-commerce sites that offer an innumerable quantity of clothing at low prices and of lower quality, mostly imported from Asia.

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