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On the front page of the press, this morning, the opening today, in France, of the "Grenelle" of domestic violence - a mobilization to fight against the scourge of feminicides.

On this occasion, Liberation recalls "the urgency" of this fight and asserts a figure: 100 - 100 women have died in France since the beginning of the year, under the blows of their companion. 100 victims of violence still too often welcomed in "indifference", according to Libé, who believes that "we must above all educate men. Whether they are sons, brothers, uncles or fathers "because" without them, nothing will move ". The fight against domestic violence is a "question of life or death," alert 20 minutes , which has retained for his Une a photo taken during a demonstration to denounce feminicide last Sunday in Paris. A mobilization also on the front page of La Croix . "Domestic violence, it is time to act": the newspaper also calls for a change in mentalities: "A society that produces such violence against women must question itself. We are quick to detect machismo in other countries or on other continents. We do not know how to see it here. Changing this tragic reality will take a long time. You have to work right now, with your family and at school. "

Some associations welcome the initiative of the government, but denounce a lack of means. According to L'Humanité , some of them see in this campaign a simple "communication operation". "We do not want bits of string, but a real Marshall plan," warns in the columns of the newspaper Anne-Cécile Mailfert, Women's Foundation. Criticism of which the Secretary of State for equality between women and men defends himself, in Le Parisien . Asked by the newspaper's readers, Marlène Schiappa regrets that some "throw stones at this Grenelle even before it took place", and plead for sanctions "more severe" against the perpetrators of feminicide, still too often inhabited, according to her, by "a feeling of impunity".

In France, again, an Iranian delegation was received yesterday in Paris for further discussions on the Iran nuclear deal. According to Le Figaro , which quotes "several Iranian sources," France is trying to force the ballast in the United States, and proposes the opening of a $ 15 billion credit line to buy Iranian oil. But Paris asks, in exchange, Tehran not to disengage more from the nuclear deal, as Iran threatens to do this week. Proposals rather well received by The Iran Daily , which evokes diplomatically "convergences of sight" between Paris and Tehran. Far more skeptical, however, is the ultra-conservative Iranian daily Kayhan , quoted by Courrier International . The daily warns Iranian diplomacy against a supposed French dishonesty: "Do not be fooled by France. Europe observes all US sanctions, and does not respect any of its commitments ".

Iran, and more specifically the Iranian judo federation, accused by an Iranian judoka, forced it to lose fights at last month's world championships in Tokyo. According to the Huffington Post , Saedi Mollaei claims that the Iranian authorities have forced him to lose fighting so he does not cross the road of an Israeli competitor - an imposed ban, to preserve Tehran's refusal to recognize the existence Israel. "The president of the Iranian National Olympic Committee and the sports minister called me to tell me not to fight. I asked why. They told me that it was the law and that those who did not respect it had problems, "says the athlete - who has since applied for asylum in Germany.

A word, too, of these new threats, signed Boris Johnson. The British Prime Minister spoke yesterday about the possibility of early parliamentary elections - to force conservative politicians to support him. As MPs return to the House of Commons today, where in any case they will only sit for a few days, before the suspension of parliament until October 14, Boris Johnson is trying by all means to prevent the Conservative rebels from support the opposition's proposal excluding a Brexit without agreement - threats that promise some tough exchanges in the day, according to The Guardian . If it provokes strong criticism to his own side, the strategy of the British Prime Minister also a lot of French press, including The Opinion - which criticizes "the strategy of extreme tension" adopted by Boris Johnson, represented by the draftsman Kak en Sid Vicious, the leader of the mythical Sex Pistols - cantor of "anarchy in the UK". "Boris the Menace", whose Le Figaro criticizes "the sport politics of combat - brutal, cynical, but calculated to obtain a result", like that practiced by his "mentor", the American president Donald Trump.

We do not leave each other on it. Because French students have taken the road to school since yesterday, I wanted to salute the beautiful work of their teachers and to share with you this survey of L'Obs . The magazine interviewed several personalities about teachers who marked their path, and sometimes even changed the course of their lives. For the cartoonist Fabcaro, it was Monsieur Vigneau, his third French teacher - who was, it seems, "the Gandhi or the abbot Pierre of the dictation". A teacher who obviously had faith, like so many others. Thank you to them, and good day to all.

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