the ravages of the “ideology of the oppressed” | EUROtoday

NOTWe had been in 2016, on the 17^e chamber of the Paris courthouse. Pascal Bruckner was summoned for having declared that it was mandatory “make the case of the collaborators, the assassins of Charlie ». He cited left-wing activists as well as the associations Les Indivisibles and Indigènes de la République, who filed a complaint against him. After hours of debate on the nature of the writer's comments, Richard Malka, his lawyer, asked the court to hear as a witness Sihem Habchi, former president of Neither Putes nor Submissives. In a calm voice, the activist recounted her experience in working-class neighborhoods. A fabulous moment of immersion in these areas of Republican reconquest. The young woman explained in detail the ravages of a “fascism” which propagates, in response to her, “the id…