Marlène Schiappa, October 20, 2020. -
CELINE BREGAND / SIPA
Marlène Schiappa announced this Saturday that she had lodged a complaint for cyberstalking.
“Political commitment cannot justify digital raids.
Faced with a wave of cyberstalking including death threats, I filed a complaint and asked Twitter to act, ”the Minister responsible for Citizenship wrote on Twitter on Saturday.
“Twitter remaining in the inertia, I made my account in private.
I am the first sorry, ”she added.
"It's a painful moment, very difficult to live"
This is not the first time that Marlène Schiappa has filed a complaint for acts of cyberstalking.
In 2019, she explained to
20 Minutes that
she filed a complaint after receiving numerous insulting messages on social networks following criticism of the pot launched in support of ex-boxer Christophe Dettinger.
“We are too many and many to experiment with the worst on the networks, alas!
[…] It is a painful moment, very difficult to live.
If it is for me, I try to imagine how complicated it is for a 15 year old girl who lives in a village or a suburb, and who does not have the financial means to defend herself. “, Explained at the time to
20 minutes
the secretary of state.
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