More than fifteen directors of information from the written and audiovisual press on Thursday called on the presidential candidates to respect freedom of information, after the violence that took place on Sunday during the meeting of the extreme candidate right Eric Zemmour.
"After the violence which punctuated a meeting last Sunday and which hampered the work of several journalists, we wish to solemnly recall the freedom of information in our democracy and the pressing need for our journalists to be able to exercise their profession in conditions of elementary security ”, explain the signatories of this forum.
"We appeal to the responsibility of each of the candidates"
"Faced with the multiplication of incidents hindering the work of our editorial staff in recent months, we appeal to the responsibility of each of the candidates so that the coverage of this electoral campaign can take place in an exemplary manner", they ask.
Several eruptions of violence punctuated Sunday the first campaign meeting of the former polemicist and journalist Eric Zemmour, himself injured in the wrist after a tussle.
An investigation was opened after violence committed against SOS Racism activists, who came to protest in the room against the candidate.
Two journalists from Mediapart, beaten in the head, lodged a complaint on Monday jointly with their employer for violence and threats while a team from the Quotidien program had to be briefly exfiltrated from the room by the candidate's security team. far right.
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The 19 signatories of this call:
Dov Alfon, editorial director of
Liberation
Jean-Philippe Baille, director of franceinfo Radio France
Nicolas Barré, editorial director of
Les Echos
Hervé Beroud, Director of Information and Sports BFM / RMC
Nicolas Beytout, President of
L'Opinion
Arnaud Bousquet, editorial director of France Culture
Alexis Brézet, editorial director of
Le Figaro
Jérôme Chapuis, editorial director of
La Croix
AFP Chief Information Officer Phil Chetwynd
Jacques Esnous, RTL news director
Vincent Giret, director of news and sports for Radio France
Laurent Guimier, news director of France Télévisions
Erik Kervellec, Chief Information Officer of France Bleu
Caroline Monnot, editorial director of
Le Monde
Marco Nassivera, Chief Information Officer of Arte
Catherine Nayl, Chief Information Officer of France Inter
Jean-Michel Salvator, editorial director of Le
Parisien - Today in France
Thierry Thuillier, Deputy CEO of the Information Department of the TF1 Group
Maud Vergnol and Sébastien Crépel, co-editors of
L'Humanité
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