French novelist indicted in Paris over alleged hate speech aimed at Muslims
Noted French novelist Michel Houellebecq was indicted this week on hate speech charges in Paris, with a judge accusing the 70-year-old writer of "complicity in incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence" aimed at Muslims.
French novelist Michel Houellebecq has been indicted in Paris on hate speech charges. A judge is accusing the 70-year-old writer of complicity in incitement to discrimination, hatred, or violence. The alleged offenses are directed at Muslims.
- Michel Houellebecq indicted in Paris.
- Charges are related to hate speech.
- Accused of complicity in incitement to discrimination, hatred, or violence.
- Allegations are aimed at Muslims.
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