The European Commission has validated France's plan to ban social media for children under 15, backed by school-level phone restrictions to enhance adolescent well-being.
French police detain two streamers in a case of online violence and discrimination, while a defense lawyer's controversial claim in Samuel Paty's murder appeal provokes public outrage.
France debates a law to ban social media use for under-15s, with divided scientific opinions and European precedents influencing the ongoing parliamentary discussions.
A police search at a Paris bookstore over a controversial children's book ignites debates on censorship and extremist influences impacting France's independent literary scene.
Bernard Bazinet, mayor of Augignac, has been suspended for one month and expelled from the Socialist Party after making antisemitic remarks about France's participation in Eurovision.
Arcom has formally warned leading French news channel CNews for remarks that incited discrimination against immigrants and Muslims, highlighting concerns over media responsibility.
President Macron denies plans for a government-controlled media label amidst strong opposition from French right-wing politicians.
President Macron’s plans to regulate social media and label media outlets have ignited strong opposition from right-wing politicians and media groups who accuse him of censorship and authoritarianism.
French President Emmanuel Macron's proposed media labeling system to combat disinformation faces sharp criticism from right-wing politicians and media figures, prompting clarifications about its non-governmental nature.
Boualem Sansal's pardon and transfer to Germany signal a significant victory for freedom of expression, marked by broad political and literary support and Franco-German diplomatic cooperation.
The clemency granted to Boualem Sansal after nearly a year in Algerian prison has been welcomed by French politicians as a win for freedom of expression, though concerns remain for other detained French citizens.
Boualem Sansal's release triggers political debate in France, highlighting issues of freedom of expression and Franco-Algerian diplomatic relations.
France grapples with a controversial academic conference cancellation and celebrates the release of imprisoned writer Boualem Sansal, highlighting ongoing debates over freedom of expression.
The Festival d'Angoulême's decision to retain Franck Bondoux and 9Art+ as organizers amid serious allegations has ignited boycott threats from authors and publishers ahead of the 2026 edition.
Amiens city council refuses to pay politically engaged music group Sidi Wacho after a Palestine dedication at a public concert, sparking debate on artistic freedom and neutrality.
Charlie Hebdo and Charb's family request the cartoonist's posthumous entry into the Panthéon to honor his defense of freedom of expression and republican values.
Olivier Faure publicly supports a censure of the Lecornu government as political tensions rise.