Sefen Guez Guez is refining his appeals before the Council of State and should file them at the very end of January or at the very beginning of February.
The activist lawyer from Nice acts on behalf of the CCIF, the Collective against Islamophobia in France, which has become the bête noire of the Ministry of the Interior which accused the association, after the assassination of Samuel Paty, of being no more no less an
“Islamist dispensary against the Republic”
.
These will be "
two appeals on the merits for excess of state power, and not summary proceedings
", according to the lawyer, "
to have more legal levers
".
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The originality of the case lies in the fact that the association, which had given itself the mission of denouncing and enumerating Islamophobic acts in France, had chosen on November 27 to dissolve itself "in order
to be able to manage the modalities changes in their property,
”says Sefen Guez Guez, who was not then the association's lawyer.
Concretely, it was a question of organizing the transfers of their
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