France.. new complaints against Algerians for calls to hatred, and “Sofia” at the top of the list (video)
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
reported Press articles that Rhone province In a city Leon The French newspaper reported to the relevant authorities a number of influencers of Algerian origin after the publication of video clips on the platform. “TikTok” It included calls for hatred and violence.
Sophia and Algerian influencers indicted
This case joins a series of legal measures against influencers accused of encouraging violence, as were the previous cases:
Influential of Brest He calls for attacks on French territory. Another influencer from GrenobleHe will be tried on Monday for inciting hatred. Third influencer of Montpellier He was arrested after publishing inflammatory materials.
As for LeonA new influencer has been reported after posting controversial clips.
Details of the Rhône Prefecture report
According to what “Acto Lyon” reports, the governorate monitored a video published by an influencer and contacted the competent authorities. The governorate’s press release of Sunday January 5, 2025 specifies: “We are working to report this content to the authorities as part of our daily efforts to combat hatred and incitement to hatred.”
🚨 “On these close-knit houses in Algeria 🇩🇿 in France 🇫🇷 to save the martyrs”❗️Video with more than 1.3 million views shared by an Algerian influence 🇩🇿 who lives in Lyon on Tiktok (pseudo: Laksas06) on the 11th /12/2024 December 11 2024 in the morning and the next day… pic.twitter.com/e5R5zeiqMS
– Chawki Benzehra Shawqi Ben Zahra (@ChawkiBenzehra) January 5, 2025
The influencer in question, known as Laksas06, appeared in a music video on “TikTok” With his face partially covered inside a train. The video, which received over a million views, used an audio recording from another influencer named Onitrazek.
An explicit threatening message: “We are the sleeping soldiers of Algeria in France. »
In the videos which have aroused the authorities’ concern, the two influencers send a message to the Algerian president in which they declare: “We are from the Algerian community of France, and soldiers loyal to the homeland. If anyone tries to approach or threaten Algeria, we will be ready to defend it at the risk of our lives.
They added: “We are ready to become martyrs for Algeria and we will not hesitate to make sacrifices.”
“In your name… God bless you” I have been a victim of years in a group of influencers who applaud me as qualified… pic.twitter.com/gzc47T3v1W
– Chawki Benzehra Shawqi Ben Zahra (@ChawkiBenzehra) January 5, 2025
Death threats and attacks
Another influencer named Abdesslam, known as Bazooka, was also reported, accused of posting videos containing direct threats to kill opponents of the Algerian regime.
In another case, a woman appeared in a video he filmed in a neighborhood. Bart-Dieu Billion, calling for an attack on Algerian atheists They fled their country.
The video said: “A curse on France and on you, atheists. God willing, you will be eliminated.
“Nice race to and from France 🇫🇷.. Sales of buildings.. God willing, they are yours.. If you live in Algeria 🇩🇿 on this tree”❗️Here is a little “fleet” of an intervention from the Franco-Algerian influencer Sofia Benlemmane (followed by 346k on Facebook) Who lives in Lyon and stays together… pic.twitter.com/qqELzVMavH
– Chawki Benzehra Shawqi Ben Zahra (@ChawkiBenzehra) January 4, 2025
Accusations of a propaganda battle led by the Algerian regime in France
Chawki Ben Zahra, an Algerian dissident residing in France, commented on these developments in a statement to Agence France-Presse: “The Algerian regime uses influencers in France as a propaganda tool to promote violence and directly threaten its opponents. »
Bin Zahra added that he had filed a complaint with the authorities of Leon After receiving threats from an influencer known as Imad Tintin, known as Luxury Bledar on the TikTok platform.
Towards stricter measures
These developments come against a backdrop of calls to strengthen control of content published on social media, particularly that which contains explicit threats or calls for violence.
French authorities have affirmed their determination to combat such violations, amid growing fears about the impact of extremist content on public security.
