A convention by Rima Hassan banned on the University of Strasbourg, the day after an identical determination by Sciences Po Paris | EUROtoday

After Sciences Po Paris on Tuesday, the University of Strasbourg in flip banned a convention by MEP (La France insoumise) Rima Hassan, scheduled for the tip of November, the elected official introduced on Wednesday November 20 on X. “The president of the University of Strasbourg, Michel Deneken, banned a conference that I was to give (…) and this without any justification”she mentioned in her put up.

According to her, the scholars obtained an e-mail asserting that“an unfavorable opinion has been issued concerning the organization” of the convention. “Conference permission has not been granted. There is a risk of disturbing public order”confirmed to Agence France-Presse the University of Strasbourg, specifying that “response to students who asked is in progress”. The MEP declared that an enchantment could be filed to problem this determination, simply as an enchantment was filed following the ban from Sciences Po Paris.

Strasbourg municipal councilor (Socialist Party) Pernelle Richardot expressed ” All [son] support “ to the president of the University of Strasbourg, “who has just made a courageous decision”she wrote on X. “It is time for our university to stop serving as a platform for supporting small Islamist groups”she wrote.

In April, the University of Lille banned a convention on the scenario in Gaza that Rima Hassan, elected (LFI) to the European Parliament, was to offer with Jean-Luc Mélenchon. The following month, it was Paris-Dauphine University which canceled an identical convention by M^me Hassan, an annulment finally prohibited by the courts.

The MEP, who multiplies controversial statements about Israel, is the goal of an investigation for “apology of terrorism” after having estimated, in an interview after the assaults of October 7, that he was ” TRUE “ that the Palestinian Islamist motion Hamas was finishing up reliable motion. A truncated interview extract, she assures.