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LibertĂ© d'expression & boycott : La Cour de cassation juge qu'un boycott de produits israĂ©liens n'est pas en soi rĂ©prĂ©hensible. Car est liĂ© Ă  « un sujet d'intĂ©rĂȘt gĂ©nĂ©ral », Ă  savoir le « respect du droit international public » par IsraĂ«l & les « droits de l'homme » en Palestine. => bit.ly/4yF51Sa

15. C'est Ă©galement Ă  tort que l'arrĂȘt attaquĂ© s'est fondĂ© sur les circonstances inopĂ©rantes tenant, d'une part, Ă  ce qu'il n'est pas dĂ©montrĂ© que, sans les actions litigieuses, les mĂ©dicaments gĂ©nĂ©riques produits par le laboratoire [3], mĂ©dicaments ayant par nature des Ă©quivalents, auraient Ă©tĂ© achetĂ©s, d'autre part, Ă  l'incertitude relative Ă  l'utilisation ou l'instrumentalisation qui aurait Ă©tĂ© faite des autocollants distribuĂ©s lors des manifestations et de leur apposition sur des cartes vitale.

16. Cependant, l'arrĂȘt n'encourt pas la censure, dĂšs lors que, Ă  supposer qu'il existe contre la personne mise en examen des charges suffisantes d'avoir commis l'infraction susmentionnĂ©e, les Ă©nonciations de l'arrĂȘt attaquĂ© mettent la Cour de cassation en mesure de s'assurer que les poursuites de ce chef constitueraient une atteinte disproportionnĂ©e Ă  sa libertĂ© d'expression.

17. En effet, d'une part, le comportement incriminĂ© prĂ©sente un lien direct avec la libertĂ© d'expression sur un sujet d'intĂ©rĂȘt gĂ©nĂ©ral en ce que les actions litigieuses se sont inscrites dans le cadre de manifestations pacifiques portant sur la question du respect du droit international public par l'État d'IsraĂ«l et la situation des droits de l'homme dans les territoires palestiniens occupĂ©s, qui peuvent ĂȘtre considĂ©rĂ©es comme une expression au sens de l'article 10 de la Convention europĂ©enne des droits de l'homme.

18. D'autre part, si ces actions incitaient le public à ne pas acheter les produits en provenance d'Israël, et plus particuliÚrement ceux de la société [3], elles ne visaient pas ces groupes en raison de leur appartenance à la nation israélienne mais en raison de leur soutien financier supposé aux choix politiques des dirigeants de ce pays à l'encontre des Palestiniens.

19. Ainsi, le moyen doit ĂȘtre Ă©cartĂ©.

Vous imaginez les hurlements politiques & médiatiques si les RDV administratifs pour les passeports ou permis de conduire étaient détournés, contraignant les français à payer des escrocs pour en obtenir ? Or, c'est le cas pour les étrangers (avec des conséquences graves). Mais là, sans réaction...

Fatalement, les demandes de rendez-vous en prĂ©fecture ont explosĂ© : face Ă  des dizaines de mails restĂ©s sans rĂ©ponse, comment dĂ©bloquer son dossier sans un·e agent·e prĂ©fectoral·e en face de soi ? C’est la racine du trafic mis au jour par Marsactu : faute de crĂ©neaux disponibles, les personnes Ă©trangĂšres sont contraintes de se tourner vers des marchĂ©s parallĂšles oĂč de simples rendez-vous se revendent Ă  plusieurs dizaines d’euros.

Et pour cause : dĂšs que de nouveaux crĂ©neaux sont mis en ligne sur le site de la prĂ©fecture, ils disparaissent instantanĂ©ment. AspirĂ©s, supposent de trĂšs nombreuses sources, par des bots informatiques. Avant d’ĂȘtre revendus dans la rue ou sur les rĂ©seaux sociaux.
Mediapart@mediapart.fr · 4d ago

À la prĂ©fecture des Bouches-du-RhĂŽne, les rares rendez-vous dĂ©diĂ©s au renouvellement des titres de sĂ©jour sont systĂ©matiquement aspirĂ©s par des robots informatiques. Avant d’ĂȘtre revendus aux usagers dĂ©sespĂ©rĂ©s. EnquĂȘte de Clara Martot Bacry (@marsactu.fr‬)

L'autre jour je parlais des parents d'élÚves en disant que la grande différence avec il y a 15/20 ans pour les profs c'est que gérer leurs excÚs ponctuels est devenu une vraie charge supplémentaire pour les profs, car certains se comportent comme des consommateurs.

New: Macklemore says Robert Kraft — who owns Gillette Stadium, where Macklemore & Ed Sheeran were to perform later this month — called Sheeran. Kraft rallied other owners together behind an ultimatum for Sheeran: if Macklemore stays on the tour, you won't be allowed in our venues.


I'm not sure how to start this. So I'm going to speak from the heart and share the truth. Ed Sheeran and his team have made the decision to remove me from The Loop tour.
But before I get into it, I want to say something that should be obvious. In this moment I think it matters. I am not a victim. Ed Sheeran is not a victim. Pink is not a victim. We have careers, money, opportunities, safety and audiences around the world. Whatever consequences any of us face for what we say, we get to go home to our families.

The victims are the Palestinian people. The men, women and children who have been killed, starved, displaced and forced to live through unimaginable violence. More than 20,000 children have been killed in Gaza alone. People are being killed today, and people will be killed tomorrow. I want to make sure that as I tell this story, we don't lose sight of that.

Ed is my friend. I've known him for 13 years. We've shared late nights, studio sessions and stages. He has this infectious magic about him that I've grown to love. I consider him a brother. And because of that, we've had some difficult conversations this past week. The type of talks rooted in love and respect for one another that still end in a place of fundamental disagreement. Nothing I'm writing here is out of spite or because I want to tear down his character. But as I told Ed multiple times on the phone, our friendship can't change my responsibility to tell the truth about what happened.

Last Monday, in the middle of all the media attention surrounding Pink and what I said at MetLife, Ed told me that Robert Kraft called him. We were scheduled to play Gillette Stadium later this month, which is owned by the Kraft Group. Ed told me that Kraft said I would not be allowed to perform in his stadium. Ed also told me that Kraft had rallied some of the other
stadium owners and collectively they gave him an ultimatum: if Macklemore stays on the tour, you will not be allowed to play in our venues.

Ed was in 
What I said at MetLife I have been saying on stages around the world for almost three years. So why is it an issue now? Because now I'm sharing a stage with one of the biggest artists in the world, in some of the biggest stadiums in America. At a certain level of exposure, "Free Palestine" becomes too much of a risk. If I kept doing the shows, saying Free Palestine, with Ed implicitly supporting it, the crowd getting loud and showing undeniable support for Palestinian liberation, what artist might speak out next? The stage becomes resistance. Maybe that's why this time it became so important to silence me.

And one of the most effective ways to enforce that silence has been to weaponize the accusation of antisemitism. Antisemitism is real. And that is exactly why the word matters too much to be used as a shield against criticism of the Israeli state. When criticizing Israel, opposing Zionism or saying "Free Palestine" gets conflated with hatred of Jewish people, it doesn't protect Jewish people. It protects Israel from accountability.

I hope this isn't the end of my relationship with Ed.
Thirteen years of friendship doesn't disappear because of one painful disagreement. I hope we both continue listening, studying what is happening in Palestine and wrestling with what neutrality means in a moment like this. My door will always be open to continuing that conversation.

When my brother Omar was doing the subtitles for the video I posted from MetLife, I thanked him. He told me there's a phrase in Arabic:
Ù„Ű§ ŰŽÙƒŰ± Űčلى ÙˆŰ§ŰŹŰš
"La shukra ala wajeb." There is no thanks for a duty.
That stayed with me. Because that's what this has become for me and millions of others around the world. A duty. Not something deserving of praise or gratitude. Not brave. Human.

Who is winning the internet, who is getting canceled, who gets to play the stadium and who doesn't, all of it becomes so small when held against what we are actually witnessing in Gaza and the West Bank. An entire people be


Le pĂšre de LoĂŻk Le Priol a dit hier que si son fils n'avait pas tirĂ©, il serait peut-ĂȘtre mort car "câ€˜Ă©tait deux rugbymen en face". Deux rugbymen rattrapĂ©s alors qu'ils quittaient les lieux. On ne parle pas assez de la menace que peuvent reprĂ©senter les gens que l'on agresse 🙃

Dev : bonjour Claude Code, c'est faisable de recoder cette app Laravel en React, si oui en combien de temps et Ă  quel prix ? Claude : lol, dans tes rĂȘves, 2-3 ans de boulot, 200-300k€ de budget Commercial : 
 Claude : et encore, j'ai pas comptĂ© le site qui va avec Cial : 
 Dev : d'autres questions ?

Je suis d'accord mais on le rappelle : on peut lire sur des Ă©crans, et on peut mĂȘme lire beaucoup. Ma bibliothĂšque est maintenant essentiellement numĂ©rique, c'est Ă  l'Ă©cran que je lis plusieurs livres et articles par semaine. Et rappelons aussi que c'est sur un clavier que l'on Ă©crit le plus souvent

Laélia Véron@laeliaveron.bsky.social · last wk.

Suite aux résultats PISA, on entend partout que les jeunes ne lisent pas. D'accord, c'est important pour eux. Mais aussi pour les autres! Ceux qui rùlent: vous donnez vraiment l'exemple ? Vous lisez ? Vous lùchez vos écrans? Que l'exigence ne soit pas uniquement pour les autres.

J'étais l'an dernier à l'hommage rendu à Lionel Jospin. C'était le temps du grand PS, et pourtant il a fait la gauche plurielle, avec les communistes, avec les écologistes. Aujourd'hui, on voit le petit PS, rétréci, et Raphaël Glucksmann qui se replie, qui se recroqueville, qui se croit fort seul.

In 1997, a teenager who came to the US as a baby spent 10 months in jail for a series of bad decisions. For that, he got his green card stripped. Because Laos didn't take deportations, he got to stay. He turned his life around, raised a family, worked hard, followed the law. Then ICE came for him.

Lue Yang had just finished his overnight shift at a Michigan automotive plant when two unmarked cars with tinted windows pulled into the parking lot and blocked him in.
A man in body armor approached him. Mr. Yang knew that it was Immigration and Customs Enforcement. And, in those early morning hours of July 15, 2025, he knew why the agent was there.
Nearly three decades earlier, as a teenager, Mr. Yang had spent 10 months in jail after he and three friends were caught with stolen cash, electronics and cameras in the trunk of their car.
The consequences had not ended there. Mr. Yang was living in the United States as a war refugee. After his conviction, he lost his permanent residency status and was ordered deported to Laos, the country his family had fled.
For 23 years, the government did not enforce the final removal order. Mr. Yang went back to school, got married, had six children, built a career and became a leader in the Hmong community in Lansing. He checked in with ICE as required. He was never arrested again, said his lawyer, Nancy Xiong.
Now ICE had come for him as part of President Trump’s deportation campaign.
The New York Times@nytimes.com · 2w ago

Lue Yang, who was convicted in a home invasion as a teenager, was facing deportation to Laos as part of President Trump’s deportation campaign. “Look for me,” he told his family. On the tarmac, he wondered if an appeal would be heard, and started a race that would stretch over 100 days.