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To make the most of spring, La Prairie du Canal invites you to Bobigny on Saturday April 5
returns for a new 2025 edition with an electronic program we're sure you'll want to hear about
who take it in turns to electrify the immense green wasteland
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the Labor Exchange of Bobigny was the first structure built for this type of program in France
goes up in a privileged location of the city
Niemeyer also received this low-budget commission from members of the French Communist Party
The architect decided to divide the program into two structures
usually designed with standardized spaces and bureaucratic partitions
he proposed a concrete and glass layer of 45 by 10 meters
parallel to one of the sides that delimit the block
This volume consists of columns that accommodate a small hall of access aside from four standard floors
The complex rests on two rows of six pillars spaced at intervals of 7.50 meters and 3.75 meters of cantilever at the two ends
On the six supports of the pillars of each one of the longer sides there is a transition beam and small columns spaced at 1.25 meter intervals
which modulate the facade and the office spaces
in the interior spaces of this volume there are movable partitions that permit flexibility of use
is the auditorium whose interior and exterior offer attractive aesthetic results
in the form of three circumference arches whose symmetric center is a straight line parallel to the volume of offices
are interconnected by a partially buried ground floor with small meeting rooms
This ground floor is at the same level as the interior square
with a solution similar to that used in Le Havre
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play videoVideo Duration 01 minutes 41 seconds play-arrow01:41Published On 11 Feb 201711 Feb 2017A peaceful rally in a Paris suburb has descended into violence amid anger over the case of a black youth worker who was allegedly raped with a police baton
Police on Saturday fired tear gas at protesters who threw projectiles at officers and set cars and rubbish bins alight
More than 2,000 people gathered peacefully in the northern suburb of Bobigny outside the courthouse calling for justice for the 22-year-old victim
some in the crowd hurled crude projectiles at riot police
said: “The whole area where the demonstration started is now soaking in tear gas.”
He said the protesters were taking out their anger and frustration “over what they see as a burning sense of injustice” out on the streets
A police statement said: “Several vehicles
were set on fire and police officers had to intervene to rescue a young child trapped in a burning vehicle.”
the Bobigny court will decide whether the accused policemen – who all deny the accusations against them – will face trial
“Instead of being a peaceful demonstration trying to get justice outside the courthouse where we will hear what will happen to those police officers,” our correspondent said
“this has turned into a series of running fights
in what I’m hearing will continue into the night.”
Saturday’s riots came more than a week after one of the accused policeman was placed under formal investigation for suspected rape and three others for unnecessary violence during Theo’s arrest in Aulnay-sous-Bois
READ MORE: Paris police say rape of black man an ‘accident’
Fury over the incident has culminated in days of peaceful protests and riots
AFP news agency cited a police source as saying that having taken into account CCTV recordings and witness accounts
“there are insufficient elements to show that this was a rape”
A video of the scene shows a policeman “applying a truncheon blow horizontally across the buttocks with a truncheon” and Theo’s trousers “slipped down on their own”
A lawyer for the officer charged with rape said that any injury inflicted was done accidentally
Video that apparently showed Theo’s arrest circulated on the internet
showing the youth worker on the ground against a wall being beaten by four men
whose family say he was not known to police
required surgery for severe anal injuries after he was assaulted with a truncheon
a French human rights and civil liberties activist
told Al Jazeera: “Police brutality is not a random and isolated event
but is more accurately a structural problem that [the government] has so far refused to address … nobody wants to see what is happening at the systemic level.”
READ MORE: Justice for Theo – Protests erupt after police rape
does not lie in “cosmetic changes … it is in addressing [the question] why do these events keep happening
“My fear is that what’s happening in Aulnay-sous-Bois might result in more riots
giving credit to Marine Le Pen or right-wing candidates.”
Theo’s suburb of Aulnay-sous-Bois was one of the worst-hit areas during 2005 riots around Paris
which were prompted by the deaths of two teenagers – Zyed Benna
15 – who were electrocuted after running away from police
That incident touched off three weeks of violence in which 10,000 cars and 300 buildings were set on fire
Transforming the former Bobigny deportation station into a place of remembrance. This is the objective of the work begun in September 2020 in Seine-Saint-Denis
The site was finally ready to welcome visitors on Wednesday
The former Bobigny deportation station was then officially inaugurated as a " Memorial " on July 18
as it marks the 80th anniversary of the departure of Convoy 57
the first transport of deportees to the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in Poland
butBobigny's former train station bears traces of the darkest hours in our history
this Parisian station closed to passenger traffic in 1939
before becoming a site for the deportation of French Jews to Auschwitz-Birkenau during the Second World War
mainly held at the Drancy camp just over 2 km away
were loaded into leaded wagons from the Bobigny freight station
21 convoys left Bobigny for Auschwitz-Birkenau
many have been fighting for the former Bobigny deportation station to become a place of remembrance
the project will finally see the light of day
But the road has been long and full of pitfalls
Bobigny's former deportation station has only opened its doors on the rarest of occasions
the site is finally open to the general public from Wednesday to Sunday
This 3.5-hectare former railway site has been completely redeveloped into a genuine place of remembrance
and is open to the public on free tours and guided tours (with a charge) starting in February
To offer visitors an educational trail divided into two parts
The visit begins with the " Esplanade du présent "
this area enables visitors to learn more about Bobigny's former deportation station through a historical overview of the site
Explanatory panels explain the history of the Drancy camp
the genocide of French Jews and the Bobigny station as a former industrial site
The open-air visit continues on the esplanade-garden
where emotions run high as we discover extracts from the testimonies of deportees inscribed on panels and wooden steles
One of the wooden steles reads: " Embarquement fait le 18-7-43 au matin à 6.30 en Gare de Bobigny (Seine) de façon inhumaine et bestiale - Jacques Baltar - Convoi n° 57 du 18 juillet 1943 "
the original cobblestones trodden by the deportees and restored for the occasion
this building was probably the last civilian building seen by the deportees
We also see 75 commemorative steel steles in reference to the dozens of convoys of Jewish deportees who left France between 1942 and 1944
the site also features a huge steel map listing the main assembly camps in France
there are the railroad tracks on which the convoys were formed
engraved on the wall running alongside the rails: " If the echo of their voices falters
And let's not forget the kinetic wooden fence at the entrance to the site
overlooking Avenue Henri Barbusse and symbolizing the 21 convoys that left Bobigny
The site of the former deportation station in Bobigny relies on discreet signage
The site has also sought to protect and conserve existing biodiversity
this open-air tour lasts around an hour (be sure to bundle up in winter
as the site is exposed to the wind) and provides an insight into the history of this historic site
It is also a place where the history of the Shoah can be taught
and a space dedicated to commemoration and meditation.The Memorial at the former Bobigny deportation station is planning a commemorative evening on January 27
the day of remembrance of genocide and prevention of crimes against humanity
that the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp was liberated
This commemorative evening will take place in the goods hall
Theofficial inauguration of this place of remembrance is scheduled for July 18
the 80th anniversary of the departure of convoy 57
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Chairman and CEO of Valeo Jacques Aschenbroich welcomed French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe and hosted the annual National Industry Council meeting at our Bobigny R&D center
Édouard Philippe and other national ministers experienced the autonomous vehicle and smart learning cars
learnt more about the growing role of artificial intelligence in the automotive industry
“Valeo is today a great example of a dynamic
innovative French industry that is able to export successfully to all corners of the world”
Employees of Valeo working on our autonomous vehicle technology also had the chance to exchange ideas and their experiences with the Prime Minister
The Valeo Bobigny site is the R&D center of the Group’s lighting activities
an area in which Valeo is the world leader
It is also an important research centre dedicated to the development of future lighting
signaling and interior lighting solutions that will bring to the user
safety but also comfort and well-being for a new travel experience
The Valeo Bobigny site also hosts research teams dedicated to innovations in comfort and driving assistance
and more specifically research activities on the development of autonomous vehicles
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Politicians suggest coverup over death of Jérémy Cohen
who was hit by tram as he ran from group of men
The death of a young Jewish man in Bobigny, north of Paris, has shocked France and sparked outrage among French presidential candidates
who seized on it to denounce criminality and a possible antisemitic attack
was killed when he was hit by a tram in Bobigny in February
which was initially reported in local media as a traffic accident
But when his family leafleted the area to see if local people had more information on what had happened
was surrounded by a group of men and attacked
he was hit by the tram and died shortly afterwards in hospital
The former TV pundit and far-right, anti-immigration candidate, Éric Zemmour
was the first politician to raise the case on social media
asking if Cohen had died because of the violence of a group of thugs
“Did he die because he is Jewish?” Zemmour asked
Zemmour wrote a magazine article arguing that the case showed the “poisoned cocktail of contemporary France”
from what he called a lax justice system and young thugs with no care for human life
He said French authorities permanently lied to cover up crime by immigrants
Zemmour said in a TV interview that he was shocked by the crime and wanted to restore “peace” to France
View image in fullscreenBobigny’s prosecutor Eric Mathais said the death should not be used for ‘political manipulation’. Photograph: Thomas Samson/AFP/Getty ImagesOn a visit to Brittany on Tuesday as part of his re-election campaign, the president, Emmanuel Macron
said: “I want to express my solidarity with Jérémy Cohen’s family”
and the justice system must bring “complete clarity on the situation” and must find answers “as swiftly as possible”
Macron’s office had contacted the Cohen family to express “compassion” and concern
The far-right’s Marine Le Pen – who polls show is likely to go through to a second-round runoff against Macron on 10 April – told French radio there must be a parliamentary inquiry over whether authorities deliberately covered up the case
emphasising that he did not know if he was wearing it at the time of the attack
told RMC radio on Tuesday that at this stage there was no “tangible proof” of an antisemitic attack and the investigation was continuing
Serfati said: “The question to be answered is: was Jérémy wearing the kippah
Did his attackers target him because he was Jewish?” He said it was up to the justice system to determine this
he did not want the case to be a focal point for politicians
“I am only looking for the truth from the justice system
to identify and arrest the attackers and for them to face justice.”
confirmed that an investigation had been opened into the violent attack
“The hypothesis that the victim had crossed the tram tracks to escape his attacks was naturally taken into account,” he said
the Bobigny prosecutor said there was no certainty at this stage of the investigation that there were “discriminatory” motives behind the attack or that the victim was wearing a kippah at the time
He said more witnesses would be interviewed
Les images de la mort de #JeremyCohen sont glaçantes. La mort d’encore un de nos enfants et le silence assourdissant sur les faits depuis deux mois me révoltent. Est-il mort pour fuir les racailles ? Est-il mort parce que juif ? Pourquoi cette affaire est-elle étouffée ?#Bobigny
france by mikou studio image courtesy mikou studio
french firm mikou design studio were awarded first prize for the design of the bobigny school complex
the overall project is based on a volumetric spiral consisting of 3 levels
covered with a grassroof the building includes a preschool and primary school
architect: mikou design studio client: city of bobigny gross external area: 5300m2 budget: 9 million euro programme: preschool and primary school
parking date: 2009 design competition entry winner
AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function
but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style
bobigny, franceall images courtesy of mikou design studio
set upon a triangular lot in urban center of bobigny outside of paris, france, the ‘bobigny school complex’ by french practice mikou design studio is now complete. we first covered the project in 2009 after it won a competition for the project’s commission
the building’s outer elevation addresses the streets with two storey’s along the west and three storey’s along the northern and eastern edges
a grid of pixelated windows and timber panels create a large-scale mosaic ranging in hue from deep red to bright orange establish a bold presence within the neighborhood
games library and common areas are placed at the perimeter
protective these spaces as needed with the cladding. the facades bordering the pedestrian thoroughfare descend in height
introducing a spiral effect to lighten the structure’s overall mass
the strategic heights of the exterior walls offer privacy to the children playing within the central courtyard. warm sunshine enters into the internal configuration of tiered levels comprised of classrooms which overlook the nursery school playground. planted with vegetation, the greenery cascades via stepped terraces around the children creating a lush atmosphere within the city hardscape
terraces and classrooms overlooking courtyard
libraryclient: city of bobignysurface: 5 000 m²date: completion septembre 2012
coffin of officer killed last week is returned to family for funeral in north-eastern suburb
Ahmed Merabet would have celebrated his 41st birthday on Thursday last week
one day after the attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo
His Tricolor-draped coffin arrived to a crowd of silent mourners
On the flag were his képi and the Légion d’Honneur placed there earlier by the French president
who described Merabet as a symbol of the “diversity of France’s forces of law and order”
“He was very proud to represent the French republic,” Hollande said after posthumously awarding the three officers killed in last week’s attacks in Paris the highest honour in France
“Ahmed Merabet knew better than anyone that radical Islam has nothing to do with Islam and that fanaticism kills Muslims,” the president said
After the official homage in central Paris
Merabet’s coffin was returned to his family
and met in Bobigny in the north-east of the city by a crowd of hundreds
who has known Merabet for 15 years told journalists
some of them carrying #JesuisAhmed placards
gathered under a white tent where prayer mats had been laid beside the mosque next to the cemetery
View image in fullscreenThe funeral of Ahmed Merabet at a Muslim cemetery in Bobigny
Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty ImagesThe officer was one of two police patrolling the street near the magazine offices on his bicycle on Wednesday morning
but had recently passed his promotion exams after months of intense study
Wednesday was to have been his last day on bicycle duty
but as he and his colleague rode along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir in the 11th arrondissement they were confronted by brothers Saïd and Chérif Kouachi fleeing the scene where they had already killed 11 people
Merabet drew his weapon and fired at the gunmen’s car
but his police-issue pistol was no match for their Kalashnikovs
What followed next demonstrated the chilling determination of the attackers
Heading for their black Citröen C3 getaway car
the Kouachi brothers halted before calmly running back to where Merabet lay injured
“You want to kill us?” one of the hooded gunmen asked the injured officer “No
boss,” Merabet replied raising his arm over his head
The jihadi gunman slowed down for a fraction of a second then shot the officer in the head at point blank range before returning to the car
passersby have laid dozens of bouquets of flowers and messages near a smiling portrait of the officer
View image in fullscreenA tribute to Merabet
Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty ImagesMerabet
in the gritty northern Paris suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis
He was the fourth of their six children born in France
The four sisters and two brothers lived in the same street
The troubled and often denigrated banlieue of Seine-Saint-Denis – known as “le 93” because of its postcode – is short of heroes
“He represented the good side of the 93,” said Yassine
During the emotional and patriotic ceremony earlier in the day at the Prefecture de Police in central Paris
both looked close to tears as tribute was paid to Merabet and the two other murdered officers
a protection officer assigned to the Charlie Hebdo editor Stephane Charbonnier
was gunned down when the Kouachi brothers stormed into the magazine’s morning editorial conference
Clarissa Jean-Philippe, 26, was shot by their accomplice Amedy Coulibaly after the trainee officer was called to a car accident in the Montrouge area of Paris with two other colleagues. Detectives are investigating whether a nearby Jewish school was Coulibaly’s intended target
political leaders and police force representatives stood grim-faced as the victims’ names were read with the citation that they were “dynamic
highly professional and had an exemplary record”
Hollande then pinned a medal to a blue cushion on each coffin
View image in fullscreenThe French president
stands in front of the coffin of police officer Ahmed Merabet during a national tribute for all the police officers killed last week
Photograph: Pool/Reuters“In the name of the French Republic we make you a Chevalier of the Légion d’Honneur,” he said three times before bowing for several seconds before each coffin
Hollande said the three officers were killed by terrorists while fulfilling their “wish to protect” the citizens of France
“The whole of France shares your sorrow and your pain
“They represented the diversity of origins … of the forces of order in our country.”
Military bands played the funeral march as the coffins were carried out of the Cour d’Honneur past saluting colleagues
killed by Coulibaly at a Kosher supermarket on Friday
A national hommage to all victims of the attacks will be held at Les Invalides next week
Hollande told the gathering in Paris: “Madness has no religion
Valls addressed the Assemblée Nationale where MPs sang La Marseillaise together for the first time since 11 November 1918
“La Marseillaise is a magnificent message,” Valls said
But France is not at war against a religion
17 lives have been taken away by barbarity
The terrorists have assassinated journalists
“It has touched the heart of the whole of France …but France has risen up.”
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the French flag stood at half mast Monday in the suburb of Bobigny on the outskirts of Paris
Wreaths of flowers lay at a small war memorial off to one side: Some were wilted
which marked the anniversary of the end of World War I
potent reminders of the battle that came to Paris on Friday night
leaving at least 129 dead and a nation reeling
In Bobigny, and indeed in many of the suburbs in northern Paris, fear has already replaced grief. In the aftermath of the attacks, French police have begun a crackdown across the country, including in Toulouse, Grenoble, Lyon and, late on Sunday night
Inside the neighborhood's central administrative building
speaking with Newsweek on the condition of anonymity
admits that the neighborhood "has big problems
Unlike the magnificent historic architecture of central Paris
the buildings in Bobigny are cold and severe
seeming more akin to Soviet-era design than Parisian grandeur
One building near the prefecture is completely demolished
The neighborhood feels like a battleground
but says he is shocked to hear about the raids in Bobigny
Five heavily armed police officers are questioning a young man who appears to be of Middle Eastern origin
They make him empty his pockets and ask for his identification
he is swiftly bundled into the police car and driven away
have just finished a workout at the local Muslim community center
just next to a mosque that is under construction
They both wear veils: Lara's is bright pink
but talk animatedly about the situation in Bobigny
"There were police here this morning," says Lara
pointing at a small black car parked across the street
"They came to investigate that car there because it has Belgian number plates
Another car with Belgian plates was found outside the Bataclan concert hall in central Paris where 89 were killed, and a second was found packed with Kalashnikov assault rifles in Montreuil
has been named by police as a key suspect in the attack
Two people were arrested in Belgium on Saturday and have been charged with "participating in a terrorist attack."
Although the police have left the women alone
This is going to be thrown on us Muslims and because we wear veils
Lara insists the attacks have nothing to do with their community
"It's Western countries that are responsible," she says angrily
There's a whole generation of young people who have grown up with war
Of course they're going to be radicalized against the West."
Not far from Bobigny is the neighborhood of Drancy. It is here that Samy Amimour, 28, was born: Amimour has been identified by French authorities as one of the attackers in the Bataclan who blew himself up after police stormed the building
he traveled to Syria and was recruited by the Islamic State (ISIS)
Drancy is filled with looming gray apartment buildings and small
is brand new and currently filled with bright Christmas decorations
the mall is busy with shoppers going about their business
just like any other Monday—with one important difference: Security guards are checking everyone's bags as they enter
Here Comes Santa Claus is playing softly until
the song is abruptly cut off by an announcement over the loudspeakers: "We invite you to observe a minute of silence to join in solidarity for the victims and families of the Paris attack." The whole mall freezes
The knowledge that one of the perpetrators had lived in the neighborhood makes the silence all the more poignant
Just next to the shopping mall is the Drancy Mosque
A modern orange building with a tall green fence
the mosque is busy with people arriving for the midday prayer
but looks shocked to hear that one of the Paris assailants had lived in Drancy
but it is no one from this mosque," he insists
people look at me as if I'm a suicide bomber
a Roma woman sits in a broken-down white van filled with garbage
trying to open a carton of milk for her two small children
About 200 yards farther north sits the Alimane Mosque
Sandwiched in between a set of train tracks and a busy highway
the dilapidated building is nothing like its modern counterpart in central Drancy
the building would seem like a nondescript warehouse
the mosque's secretary general is sitting behind his large wooden desk
Bald and with a gray beard and intense brown eyes
he asks that his name not be used for safety reasons
almost hostile toward yet another journalist
"Every time something like this happens," he says angrily
Do you want me to be happy that this happened
Our doors are open to everyone in our community
"But I can assure you," he says emphatically
"if anyone here tried to preach radicalism
he admits people might have been recruited at the mosque and radicalized elsewhere: "Maybe someone gives you a book
They invite you to a meeting at someone's house
But more effective than books or secret meetings
"Look at those films made by Daesh," he says
he explains that responsibility also lies with the state
saying the rifts that run through French society have left many young people vulnerable to such manipulation
"I can show you a picture of my son's classroom," says the man
but in the 16th [referring to Paris' bourgeois 16th district] everyone is white
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due to unfavorable weather conditions such as strong winds
and announcements of such cancellations may be made at the last minute
we invite you to check that the shows will actually take place
Please note that while some fireworks displays may be cancelled
this does not mean that the rest of the festivities planned in the commune concerned for July 14th will not take place
You can photograph a football match one day
or clashes between law enforcement officers and demonstrators protesting police brutality
The latter requires its very own set of chameleon skills
I’ve had lots of opportunities to use them
you could say I’m the last in the pecking order
I’ve been a stringer for AFP in Paris for a year
The agency has some 15 staff photographers based at headquarters
and a stringer who has been around much longer than me
I'm also the youngest and I don’t have any kids
Meaning I often get assignments that take place early in the morning
Normally when I get a call for an assignment
especially when they dissolve into clashes
I have to be able to quickly orient myself and to move around easily
That is just what happened during the recent demonstrations around Paris that followed news that a black youth worker had been allegedly raped by police
The young man was allegedly sodomized with a police truncheon after a routine identity check in the gritty suburb of Aulnay-sous-Bois
One officer has been charged with rape over the affair and three others with assault
All four have been suspended pending the investigation
Protests flared in the Paris suburbs -- Bobigny
Argenteuil -- in the aftermath of the attack
A “normal” protest usually takes place in one spot
It’s incredible how the energy of an event hangs in the air
and everyone more or less knows how the protest will unfold
but lots of anger in the eyes of those gathered
The situation in Bobigny degenerated fairly quickly
the protesters took off and what followed were hours of clashes and chases through the suburb’s housing projects
I rely on several things to figure out where I should go
which has its fingers on the pulse as it receives information from the various reporters on the ground and other news sources
I also often use Twitter or Periscope to find out where the action is
they often responded with cries of “Come closer
I have a certain way of dressing when I know that things can get hot
never sneakers -- boots have tougher soles and that way I can avoid being injured by the various projectiles thrown by both sides
I put on a thick motorcycle vest -- it’s well padded so helps to protect me if I find myself in a scuffle
I always put it on under a jacket or a sweater -- if it shows
Any protection that’s immediately visible can be taken as a provocation by demonstrators
you just get an urge to hit it -- like whenever you walk by a punching bag
The hood is useful when I’m shooting in the middle of the demonstrators
I’m fairly tall -- 1m95 (6 foot 4 inches) -- so people tend to notice me right away and it’s helpful to minimize the attention by blending in
You have to learn to maneuver between the two camps
I make sure that my press badge is visible at all times
I hide it -- with its French flag and my photo
it slightly resembles a police id and the last thing that I need when I’m circulating between protesters spitting fire at police is to be taken for a cop
Working near the demonstrators is fairly difficult
Since journalists aren’t on anyone’s “side,” they risk being roughed up and
recently I wanted to go into a housing project near which there had been clashes with police
I ended up being pummelled with glass bottles
thrown -- judging by the voices that accompanied the assault -- by girls
I felt that one of my cameras had fallen from my shoulder
Usually the worse thing that you face there is that they don’t allow you to go somewhere
like one time when I noticed a group on foot patrol inside a housing project
to make sure that I was still there and hadn’t fallen behind
you have to be careful not to take unnecessary risks
I have a neoprene anti-pollution mask that works fairly well
I also always have super strong glasses in my pocket
I hesitate to wear it (like a body protection
it can be taken as a provocation by the demonstrators)
but a helmet can be quite useful when objects start flying
During the day I usually get around on my scooter
I prefer using a driver provided by the agency -- that way
it’s easier to store extra equipment in there and it makes for a safer get away
especially if things are being thrown at you
I guess the main thing when covering demonstrations like these is to remain discreet
all the while blending in as much as possible
This blog was written with Pierre Celerier and Yana Dlugy in Paris
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who went against his Catholic beliefs to testify in the 1972 trial
led to lenient judgments for the four women accused and paved the way for legal abortion
the so-called "Bobigny trial" (named for the Paris suburb in which it took place) saw five women charged in connection with an abortion
which was illegal in the country at the time: 16-year-old Marie-Claire Chevalier
who obtained the abortion after she was raped by a classmate
and two friends charged as accomplices who helped to arrange it
The latter two were acquitted – as Marie-Claire had been in a juvemile court – and the mother given a suspended fine and the abortionist a one-year suspended sentence
when both were facing potential custodial sentences of up to 10 years
and some say is what tipped the court's opinion towards a lenient judgment that would become historic
a devout Catholic who was deeply opposed to abortion
He was "an exceptional humanist," said the women's defence lawyer Gisèle Halimi
She knew what it cost this professor of medicine to come and testify in a trial that would ultimately signal the demise of the 1920 law banning abortion
prominent physician and co-founder of medical NGOs Médecins Sans Frontières and Médecins du Monde
He knew that he would pay dearly for his commitment in Bobigny
Former Minister of Justice Robert Badinter
who in 1981 enacted the abolition of the death penalty in France
He was a left-wing Christian who knew how much humanity both suffers and inflicts suffering
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Celebrated every year in April, the Vaisakhi festival, also known as the Vasakhi festival, returns to Bobigny in Seine-Saint-Denis this Sunday
Considered an essential part of the Sikh calendar, Vaisakhi is a traditional festival originating in Punjab, a region in north-western India. This event traditionally corresponds to the harvest festival and the celebration of the arrival of spring. Since 1699, it has also been a religious festival for the Sikhs. According to the inventory of intangible cultural heritage published by the Ministry of Culture
the Vaisakhi festival corresponds more precisely to the anniversary of the institution of the " Amrit Sanskar "
According to the French Ministry of Culture
the Franco-Sikh community in the Île-de-France region numbers between 10,000 and 15,000 people
the Sikhs of Ile-de-France will gather in Bobigny for the traditional Vaisakhi festival parade
It's an opportunity for Sikhs to renew their religious vows
but also to present their culture to as many people as possible
the city of Bobigny indicates that the parade will then pass by the Stade Henri Wallon and cross the Place Rabin and Arafat before joining the Avenue Paul Vaillant Couturier
the Place Escadrille Normandie Niemen and returning to the Rue de la Ferme
There will also be demonstrations of the Sikh martial art " Gatka "
singers and philosophers ended a long-held silence
“One million women have abortions each year in France,” they wrote in a manifesto published in the magazine Nouvel Observateur
We demand open access to contraceptives; we demand open abortion.”
Abortion in France had been a crime since 1810, during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte
and the manifesto tipped off a debate that would echo through to the highest levels of government
Written with the help of star intellectual Simone de Beauvoir and signed by celebrities ranging from Catherine Deneuve to Françoise Sagan
the text circulated quickly throughout the country
It would take only a few days for the 343 women to be deemed salopes
usually translated as “sluts” — a name that has stuck to the manifesto since its original publication
For the women who organized the movement behind the Manifesto of the 343, the moment for change was long past due. Women around the world, from Europe to New Zealand to the United States, were organizing for abortion rights. When the manifesto was published, the American Women’s Liberation movement was gaining ground, but Roe v. Wade was still three years away
an estimated hundreds of thousands of women underwent illegal abortions annually in France
Those who could afford to went to private clinics or to doctors abroad
but the vast majority of women took their chances on kitchen tables and back-alley offices
at the wire hangers of the faiseuses d’anges (illegal abortion providers referred to as “Angel Makers”)
and for a brief period during the Vichy regime of WWII
The last execution for abortion–related crimes in France — by guillotine — took place in 1943
“The abortion situation in the 1970s was a completely unique one
because there was a law that banned abortion
but in fact this law was not at all respected,” explains Martine Storti
a professor and feminist who worked as a journalist for the French daily Libération in the late ‘70s
“There was no way to avoid [taking action] because there was a huge movement that concerned itself with all women in society.”
led by the Mouvement de Libération des Femmes (MLF)
took root following a wave of protests in 1968 — a time when riots were so commonplace in the streets of Paris that police paved over roads to get rid of the cobblestones that were being used as projectiles
But the time of revolt for women and their reproductive rights had only just begun
MLF formed in 1970 to advocate for women’s bodily autonomy
forged in the spirit of liberation that had dominated the protest movements of the late ‘60s
particularly as women around the world realized that the battles won in the ‘60s for equal rights had not always reaped benefits for women
a women’s historian and author of the memoir Mon MLF
Raised in a conservative Catholic family in northern France
she found a new home in the MLF in her early 20s
“Women’s bodies are our territory
and it’s a territory that has been colonized by the power of men,” she tells TIME
We are taking back the power of our own lives.”
MLF joined forces with de Beauvoir for the manifesto, and traces of her ideas can be found throughout the rhetoric in France surrounding abortion rights. De Beauvoir was already a celebrity by the ‘70s, known for her novels as well as her controversial 1949 treatise The Second Sex
The book argued in part that women’s bodies — far from being the scientific reason why they existed as second-class citizens — were a convenient pretext used to systematically deny them equal rights
Women’s ability to bear children had long been held up as a reason for their differentiated role in society
and De Beauvoir saw abortion as a necessary step for women to find a place outside of the home
While common ground existed with the Women’s Liberation movement in the U.S.
the arguments being made for abortion in France were both unique and arguably more militant than their American counterparts
Feminists like De Beauvoir argued that — beyond the medical risks and privacy rights (arguably the focus of Roe v
women could not be full citizens of France
In a longer dossier that accompanied the manifesto
the authors declared that abortion was a basic prerequisite to free society
how could women assert their independence in the spheres of politics and business if they could not even assert their independence over their own bodies
“Abortion in the States was always about a private right
which makes sense within the context of U.S
individualism,” says Debra Bergoffen
a philosophy professor at American University in Washington and author of the book The Philosophy of Simone de Beauvoir
“For Beauvoir — I don’t want to say it’s not a private right — but it’s also: ‘how are women going to appear in the public realm?’”
The manifesto did just that: it thrust women into the public sphere on a long divisive issue
1973.Michel Causse—Gamma-Rapho / Getty ImagesThe organizers moved quickly following the publication of the manifesto to capitalize on its momentum
De Beauvoir testified as a character witness the next year in the Bobigny trial
in which a 16-year-old rape victim named Marie-Claire was tried for securing an illegal abortion
exposing the unique challenges faced by poor and young women when it came to abortion
Within less than four years of the manifesto’s publication, Health Minister Simone Veil presented a law on Nov
to the National Assembly (98% male at the time) that would legalize abortion
Veil’s proposed law produced fierce allies as well as violent detractors
Members of the Assembly attacked Veil personally
and one conservative deputy even compared her to Hitler
He later claimed not to know that Veil was a Jewish survivor of the concentration camps at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen
despite threats on her safety and swastikas appearing on the walls of her apartment building
Not all of the 343 “sluts” would be remembered in the history books with Veil or de Beauvoir
their statement of “Me Too” when it came to abortion
is a testament to the strength of solidarity
They served as a powerful example of the change that women can affect when they speak out together — a power that many will recognize working in the world today
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following a protest against police brutality in Bobigny
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the attacks appear to have been organised and orchestrated by locals
The attacks followed a series of rumours spread on social media alleging that Roma people in a “white van” were abducting children and planned to rape them or sell their organs
“Their children are not enough and so they are stealing children to earn even more.”
The attacks ranged from insults and other verbal abuse to beatings and raids in Roma camps and houses
they are anything but a new phenomena in France and other European countries
Several attacks had already been committed in 2018
How do these rumours spread and which social mechanisms do they trigger
The attacks were initially provoked by a racist rumour, stated the Voix de Rroms advocacy group, which organised a peaceful protest in Paris on March 29: the age-old myth of Gypsies stealing children. In several European countries
adults still scold children with expressions such as “If you don’t behave
Literature is also nourished by such tales, as shown in Victor Hugo’s classic 1831 novel Notre-Dame de Paris, transformed into numerous films under the title The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: One of the central characters, La Esmeralda, was a child who was abducted and raised by Gypsies
In 2013, a similar story appeared after locals and media in Greece alleged that a young girl child found in a Roma camp must have been abducted. The media nicknamed her the “Blonde Angel” because of her hair colour, yet she turned out to be a Roma child of Bulgarian origin
While some stereotypes about Roma people may have died out over time, others resurface regularly and spread. They fluctuate according to the contexts and the relationships between the Roma communities and societies in which they settle
Once mobilised, such stereotypes have a profound influence on people’s imaginations and representations
even though their intensity might vary with the level of education of each individual
After the attacks in Paris metropolitan region, police and local authorities quickly debunked the false rumours
forcefully stating that the claimed acts or threats of child abductions were completely unfounded
The press also reacted quickly to dismantled the fake “facts”, explaining the genesis of such rumours, their “stupidity” and the mechanisms within social networks that spread them
On March 27 the French government denounced the violence
but has yet to mobilise a campaign to counter such false claims online or take broad countermeasures against these racist acts
Despite these efforts, suspicion remains and authorities in France are on alert against any new attacks on Roma camps
witnesses stated they “saw” the kidnappers without any certainty that they were “Gypsy women” but they were “sure” of it
Trials and legal procedures eventually identified that the culprits may actually have been individuals linked to criminal networks
Yet the public continued to target Roma people each time there were new allegations of abductions
Such phenomenon is not due to a collective psychosis, but to a process of categorising people resulting in “othering” them through a stereotypical pattern
Negative stereotypes not only come into play when individuals exercise attributive judgements and guilty attributions (for instance
an Italian man belongs to Mafia and sell drugs)
but permeate the entire cognitive process and fuelling unfair generalisations (for instance
Such stereotypes also reinforces other clichés – that Roma people are under attack by locals who are themselves criminals
Many in France – and not just in far-right circles – came to the conclusion that friction between poor Roma and poor locals of immigrant origins can only lead to disorder and violence
A more complex explanation shows at least four different types of mechanisms that enact and magnify stereotypes
creating conditions for spikes of violence
In the view of some residents, the simple fact of the attacks proves that they must have been somehow justified, a mechanism described by the idiom “When there’s smoke, there’s fire”. The news site LCI gathered testimony of a person stating “Why would young people just go out and attack people in cars?”
implying that there must have been a justification somewhere
From this point of view, the mere fact that a group of people devote time and energy to attacking a Roma person – which requires a measure of organisation and a network of actions – appears as a proof that the victim must have been guilty in some way, which is a typical process of mob violence
This leads to the second mechanism: “blaming the victims”, the suggestion that if Roma people have a negative image, it’s their fault. Panhandling, informal recycling, petty theft and other unglamorous activities that Roma people engage in are used against them
In cases of child abduction rumours, the fact that the alleged victims are parents instantly mutes the suspects’ voices. The parents’ testimony, even in the absence of proof, seems unquestionnable
This is what we call a mechanism of “presumed realism”
The fourth mechanism is about the circulation of rumours through social networks. As explained by political scientist Catherina Froio, the fact that a message is widely spread by people we know serves to legitimise and amplify its content. This echo chamber produces a mechanism of “social strengthening of beliefs”
The current climate of collective mistrust
conspiracy and fake news is also amplified by the crisis of legitimacy that traditional sources of information such as media and the state are undergoing
This in turn makes people rely more on emotions and “gut level” feelings
Smartphone in hand, every member of the public is now a producer of “news”, and each of us can play an effective role in the social reinforcement of stereotypes, as Stefano Pasta showed in his work on the spreading of racism on social media
Each of us is particularly exposed to what sociologist Christopher Bail calls the “fringe effect”, in which the most extreme and radical opinions gain visibility in the public sphere. In their visibility, they seize a sense of legitimacy and redefine the contours of the debate, shifting it ever outward toward the fringe
In this context, critical thinking is not enough. Roma minorities cannot be left alone to defend themselves. As scholars such as Anna Pitoun, Henriette Asséo and Grégoire Cousin have stated
“the response must be political and police based”
This article was originally published in French
One of the issues affecting the expansion of the Raymond Queneau centrality is the urban transformation of the land plots around Bobigny Pantin – Raymond Queneau Station
The Plaine de l’Ourcq has been identified as a part of the metropolis where urban transformation is in full swing
which gets its character from the Ourcq Canal and some major infrastructures
is situated at the centre of a transport network which has developed over time (L5 metro
T11 Express) and a large number of development projects
Since the drawing up of the Charter in 2014
three urban areas have been identified as needing support:
Each of the 3 above-named centralities are the subject of urban workshops attended by elected representatives and concerned key players
with a view to getting a collective understanding of the issues facing these neighbourhoods
This note is a report of the first workshop attended by elected representatives concerning the Raymond Queneau centrality
which took place in April 2018 and had as its aim an update on the projects underway as well as the issues identified for the area
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On the banks of the Ourcq canal in the direction of Bondy, right across from the Bergère departmental park in Bobigny, you can see a bright space with large windows. Welcome to the Coloc de l'Ourcq
a third-party coworking and sports coaching space set up along the canal
to combine physical exercise and teleworking in a friendly atmosphere
"The idea is to bring people together through sport"
the CEO of the Coloc' (in the center of the picture below)
Directly in the coworking space or outside
This place is a project that Clément Rémond
the federation of popular sports of Seine Saint-Denis of which he is co-president
will give you a warm welcome at the Coloc'
tea and small cakes are available for everyone
And it is not rare that some coworkers take the opportunity to bring home-made cakes to share during a break
conviviality is the rule: we valueexchange
sharing and this is what makes the real wealth of this place
you will find sports classes taught by qualified coaches
but only at times adapted to active people and to (over)busy schedules
you can attend a hatha yoga class from 8am
let off steam during a running session on Fridays at noon or opt for more gentle disciplines such as sophrology
With sports sessions costing 10 € each, including reduced rates when you take a subscription for six sessions, needless to say that this is a good plan to exercise in an affordable way and accessible to all
the place also offers lower rates on its six-session packs
depending on your income: "what we want is for people who come here to do sports"
the social mix is king and you can meet executives
we must say that sport is everywhere: in the games of petanque and Mölkky available to the coworkers as soon as the weather is nice
and even in the free access to the office bikes
combining sport and work to find a balance in the workday: that's the ambition of the Coloc' de l'Ourcq
While waiting for the return of the sunny days and the yoga sessions at sunset on the terrace
you can come and try the sports classes for all levels
accessible to complete beginners who do not know how to swim or pedal perfectly
such as the evening of exchanges around the World Cup in Qatar
It may be a hot summer, but it's sure to be a festive one in the Paris region, especially in Bobigny, where Coloc' de l'Ourcq, the Bobigny-basedcoworking space for solidarity and sports, is organizing its own summer program with Station d'Eté
Solidarity repair workshops to learn how to get your bike back on its feet
DIY teepee and homemade washing powder making
creative workshops for children to make collages
And let's not forget the motor skills course and giant board game afternoons
Older children can enjoy outdoor sports classes in the Parc de la Bergère
giving them a stage on the banks of the Canal
the program is promising and will satisfy everyone
whether you come with your family or with friends
If you're looking for something to do all summer long in Bobigny, don't miss out on the free activities at the Station d'Eté de la Coloc' de l'Ourcq
Scots trio more than play their part in LMRCV win
Scotland’s first three full-time Professional Women players started Saturday night’s Top 8 match for Lille Metropole Rugby Club Villeneuvois in their Top 8 match against AC Bobigny 93 in Lille
The match started well for the home side as they pressed the Bobigny defence and made several incursions into their opponents half
putting down an early mark with an incisive run up the centre of the pitch
The Bobigny pack showed early promise in the scrum
Jade Konkel just managed to avoid the referee’s wrath by keeping her tackled opponent below the horizontal
A few minutes later LMRCV were on the attack again
this time Thomson making ground diagonally into the left corner before the ball was recycled back to No
who crashed over next to the posts for the second try and 12-0
Rollie had an easy conversion and the score after 14 minutes was 14-0
Their third try came after another period of sustained
Powerful running moved the ball into the left corner
with play being pulled up centimetres short by the defence
But LMRCV were playing under advantage and they went back to scrum in front of the posts
which the referee brought back when the ball was lost forward
Another successful scrum near the right touch line almost saw the ball over the line but yet another scrum penalty from Bobigny lead the referee to ‘have a word’ with the captain
Word over
using her sheer power to power over next to the posts for the third try and 17-0
so 25 minutes in it was 21-0 and the home side seemed to be home and dry
collected the ball out wide and proceeded to weave and fend her way through the
She did have to survive a – very – late tackle and a brief scuffle
Rollie knocked over her fourth conversion of the match for 28-0
once again exploiting enormous pressure and power to take them further clear at 33-0
Scotland’s Jade Konkel barrelling over for the score
Rollie missed her conversion so the sides went in 33-0
the manager’s team talk worked it’s magic and Bobigny were – it appeared – a different team to the one that took the field in the first half
LMRCV were put under huge pressure from the off
finding great difficulty in making any sort of territorial gain and were pinned in their 22 for long periods
The odd ‘escape’ was snuffed out by the defensive effort put in by the visitors
Bobigny scored their first points of the match with a well worked passing move across the pitch to put their wing
Bobigny scored their second try through sub
who cut through the defence to go over on the right
their centre missed the kick so 33-10 it remained
turned up the wick and the remainder of the match was very much like the first half
A powerful run from Konkel dragged a few players in
Rollie then scored her fifth conversion of the match to put any doubt about a second half
try on the stroke of full time – a second for Madouss – for a final score of 40-17 and a bonus point win
Images from the match will appear here over the next few days
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Les soupçons de corruption au premier jugement ont-ils pesé
Cette fois, le verdict n'a pas fuité avant. Il est presque 23 heures vendredi à la cour d'appel de Paris, lorsque Xavière Siméoni, la présidente de la cour d'assises, arrive suivie par deux magistrats conseillers et neufs jurés masqués, crise sanitaire oblige. Le procès a duré neuf jours
une autre peine est un peu minorée mais pour les trois autres
Les peines vont de 9 à 15 ans, balayant les acquittements rendus à Bobigny en février 2019 dans un climat suspect. L'épilogue d'un feuilleton judiciaire hors-normes, révélé dans les colonnes du Parisien en septembre dernier?
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©Vereshchagin Dmitry/ShutterstockLe long week-end de Pâques arrive très bientôt
l'occasion parfaite de profiter de trois jours de pause loin du quotidien effréné de Paname
il vous faudra tout de même prévoir quelques aménagements en termes de transports puisque la ligne 5 du métro sera perturbée
le trafic risque d’être perturbé
Si vous aviez prévu de circuler entre Bobigny-Picasso et Jaurès via la ligne de métro 5
il va vous falloir trouver une alternative puisque ces 7 stations — Bobigny-Picasso, Bobigny-Pantin
Ourcq et Laumière — ne seront que partiellement desservies du 30 mars au 1er avril à cause de travaux.
la RATP prévoit tout de même de mettre en place des bus de substitution pour assurer les trajets sur cette ligne
la marche ou le vélo restent de bonnes options à choisir pour rejoindre le centre de la capitale
surtout avec l’arrivée des beaux jours !
plus de 200 agents se sont délestés de leurs menottes devant la préfecture à Bobigny
Plus de 200 paires de menottes déposées à leurs pieds par les policiers du 93 pour signifier leur colère. Jeudi soir à Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis)
plus de 200 fonctionnaires du département se sont rassemblés à l'appel du syndicat Unité SGP Police sur le parvis de la préfecture
But du rassemblement? Protester contre les récentes déclarations du ministre de l'Intérieur, Christophe Castaner qui ont mis le feu dans les commissariats.
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commerciales et financières se rapportant à l’objet défini ci-dessus
de nature à favoriser la réalisation de cet objet et ne modifiant pas l’objet civil de la Société
Gérance : M CAZANESCU Grigore demeurant 33 rue Balagny 93600 AULNAY-SOUS-BOIS Durée : 99 ans à compter de son immatriculation au RCS de BOBIGNY