Just what they didn’t need in Paris in the run up to the Olympics.

[Mottie]

You know much about Paris, or any other city come to that

Enough to know I wouldn’t walk the streets after dark. Are you au fait with Paris then?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Enough to know I wouldn’t walk the streets after dark. Are you au fait with Paris then?

Just showing your prejudices then.

No area of London safe to walk in after dark?

 

[motorbiking]

Reported to be a gang of "African Men". The victim didn't speak French and it appears that the alleged perpetrator didn't speak English otherwise he would have worked out she was IDing him in English.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Reported to be a gang of "African Men". The victim didn't speak French and it appears that the alleged perpetrator didn't speak English otherwise he would have worked out she was IDing him in English.

I will still wait for the outcome before jumping to any conclusions.

 

[Mottie]

I will still wait for the outcome before jumping to any conclusions.

Won’t be a conclusion then, will it?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Won’t be a conclusion then, will it?

Nor prejudices

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

I suspect there will be no ethnicity of those responsible released. It's illegal in France to collect and release ethnicity data.

French constitutional law, which embraces equality as a founding principle, prohibits the state from collecting data about race, ethnicity or religion, and French culture is deeply averse to the legitimacy of racial identity. France is thus, in American parlance, officially "color-blind."

Why France Needs to Collect Data on Racial Identity... In a French Way

French constitutional law, which embraces equality as a founding principle, prohibits the state from collecting data about race, ethnicity or religion, and French culture is deeply averse to the legitimacy of racial identity. France is thus, in American parlance, officially "color-blind." But in...

repository.uclawsf.edu

Race is such a taboo term that a 1978 law specifically banned the collection and computerized storage of race-based data without the express consent of the interviewees or a waiver by a state committee.

Race Policy in France | Brookings

Race Policy in France, Erik Bleich

www.brookings.edu

The concept of ‘ethnic and racial minority’ as such is not used in France.

The Choice of Ignorance: The Debate on Ethnic and Racial Statistics in France

A researcher or a journalist trying to compare the situation of ethnic and racial minorities in the United States and in France immediately confronts a crippling obstacle. The concept of ‘ethnic and racial minority’ as such is not used in France. This is...

link.springer.com

 

[Mottie]

I suspect there will be no ethnicity of those responsible released. It's illegal in France to collect and release ethnicity data.

Why France Needs to Collect Data on Racial Identity... In a French Way

French constitutional law, which embraces equality as a founding principle, prohibits the state from collecting data about race, ethnicity or religion, and French culture is deeply averse to the legitimacy of racial identity. France is thus, in American parlance, officially "color-blind." But in...

repository.uclawsf.edu

Race Policy in France | Brookings

Race Policy in France, Erik Bleich

www.brookings.edu

The Choice of Ignorance: The Debate on Ethnic and Racial Statistics in France

A researcher or a journalist trying to compare the situation of ethnic and racial minorities in the United States and in France immediately confronts a crippling obstacle. The concept of ‘ethnic and racial minority’ as such is not used in France. This is...

link.springer.com

If anyone should know, it would be you would seeing as you live there!

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

Reported to be a gang of "African Men". The victim didn't speak French and it appears that the alleged perpetrator didn't speak English otherwise he would have worked out she was IDing him in English.

Reported by whom, or where?
Press releases?

Or is just you spreading disinformation?

 

[Mottie]

Reported by whom, or where?

Do the police normally release the name of the witness and where they made their statement?