MP Sébastien Peytavie recordsdata a criticism for “death threat” | EUROtoday

Sébastien Peytavie, the primary and solely deputy of the National Assembly to be in a wheelchair, filed a criticism for “death threat” after a weblog referred to as to return a Nazi program for extermination of disabled folks, discovered the France-Presse company (AFP), Sunday, April 6, from the prosecution.

“An extreme right site calls for my killing through an” Aktion T4 “” Who “Refers to the extermination campaign by assassination of disabled adults, led by the Nazi regime from 1939 to 1941”introduced on Saturday Mr. Peytavie, deputy for 4^e Dordogne district, on his account X. “It is an offensive against what I am, as elected and disabled man”added this member of the era celebration.

His criticism retains the {qualifications} of “death threat”, “public insults” and “homophobic insults”, mentioned the Bergerac prosecutor’s workplace on Sunday, confirming data from the newspaper South West.

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On a weblog entitled “Participatory democracy”, with an brazenly racist and xenophobic tone, an article evoking the double homicide of a girl and her daughter in a village in Périgord, on the finish of March, assaults the native deputy, Sébastien Peytavie, insulting and offered as “The happy participant of the next Aktion T4”.

“All my support at @Speytavie. The threats of which it is the object are completely unacceptable ”reacted to X Catherine Vautrin, Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families of France.

The alleged administrator of this website hosted within the United States, the ultra-nationalist blogger Boris Le Lay, situated final time in Japan, stays wished after a number of default convictions, specifically for provocation to racial and anti-Semitism.

“Aktion T4”, a mass homicide program for psychological and bodily disabilities led by the Nazi regime in Germany and in sure nations annexed through the Second World War, made between 200,000 and 250,000 victims, in line with historians.