Events

Belfort: Chinese national convicted for pimping

The Belfort judicial court sentenced a Chinese national on Monday for pimping, a case revealed by a brawl in the Jean-Jaurès neighborhood.

81 university presidents demand one billion euros for youth

81 university presidents, including those of Réunion and New Caledonia, publish a manifesto demanding one billion euros for students and campuses.

Three José Gaddarkhan companies in judicial recovery, Force ouvrière warns on employees

Three companies belonging to businessman José Gaddarkhan have been placed under judicial recovery. Force ouvrière is concerned about the fate of employees and denounces unpaid social security contributions.

Neofor Bonneville Bétemps sawmill placed under judicial restructuring

The Annecy commercial court placed the Neofor Bonneville Bétemps sawmill in Bonneville, Haute-Savoie, under judicial restructuring on October 21. The company employs nearly forty people and is suffering from a decline in the construction market.

Montauban: Repeat traffic offender remanded in custody until trial

Stopped in Savenes with 1.14 g of alcohol in his blood, without a valid license and driving a car with bald tires, a driver already known to the justice system caused a scene at the Montauban judicial court. He remains in custody until his trial next month.

Haguenau: Norcan and its subsidiary Sherpa under judicial restructuring

Norcan, a company specializing in modular aluminum solutions, and its subsidiary Sherpa Mobile Robotics have been under judicial restructuring since October 1. Its CEO Stéphane Fauth hopes to secure the company's future.

Nice: Villa Arson art school students occupy school since October 12

Some students at the Villa Arson in Nice are occupying the premises day and night to denounce pedagogical changes, the possible closure of the teachers' boarding facility, and to demand the departure of a professor facing accusations of molestation.

Aliapur and Infiniteria study tire pyrolysis plants in France

Eco-organization Aliapur undertakes to supply used tires to two pyrolysis plants that Infiniteria Europe plans to build in France.

Rueil-Malmaison: courts strike down student housing project

The courts have partially annulled a student housing project of 113 units in Rueil-Malmaison, due to a number of parking spaces deemed insufficient.

Var Public Employment Fair on November 5 in Toulon cancelled

The Var prefecture has announced the cancellation of the Var Public Employment Fair scheduled for Thursday, November 5 in Toulon and is referring to online job offers.

Essonne: Five men sentenced for trafficking of nearly 600 kg of drugs

The Évry-Courcouronnes Judicial Court sentenced five men arrested at the Spanish border with nearly 600 kg of drugs.

Tarn: Man under judicial supervision enters ex-partner's home

A 48-year-old man, already prosecuted for violence in Damiatte, entered his ex-partner's home through the window. He will be tried for death threats and violation of his judicial supervision.

Nîmes: Mother sentenced to 8 months in prison for insulting a public official and driving without a license

In Nîmes, a woman with an already extensive criminal record was sentenced to eight months in prison for insulting a public official and driving without a license after an altercation with the municipal police.

Saint-Étienne University Hospital organizes stroke awareness conference

The Saint-Étienne University Hospital is organizing a stroke awareness conference on Thursday, October 29, under the slogan "every minute counts."

€65,000 fine against Studio Canal

A fine of €65,000 has been imposed on Studio Canal (SIRET 05680129300129).

Béziers Arena: observation period extended until February 4, 2027

The commercial court has extended until February 4, 2027 the observation period for company Betarra, which manages the Béziers Arena and has been under judicial recovery since February 2026.

Nouméa: New Caledonian judiciary strengthens its staff

New magistrates were presented this Monday, October 26, in Nouméa during two solemn hearings at the court of appeal and the court of first instance.

Occitanie: Region launches 500,000-euro participatory budget for student life

The Occitanie Region is renewing its participatory budget dedicated to student life, endowed with 500,000 euros. Student associations will be able to submit projects.

Former Meta content moderator dies by suicide after legal battle

Inès Mendoza, a content moderator for Meta for nearly a year, died by suicide on October 4 at age 34. She denounced destructive working conditions and had launched legal proceedings.

Loire-Atlantique: man convicted after firearm found during check

A 21-year-old man was convicted on Thursday, October 22 by the Nantes court after gendarmes found a firearm on his scooter in Ancenis-Saint-Géréon.

Vaginal implants: the journey of patients who are victims of complications

Women who received vaginal implants testify to pain and a medical odyssey, between explantation difficulties and legal action, raising questions about monitoring of these devices.

Charles Alloncle, UDR MP close to Marine Le Pen

UDR MP Charles Alloncle, who worked on public broadcasting, is now in direct contact with Marine Le Pen and wants to embody the alliance between Éric Ciotti's UDR and the RN.

Bourges: hospital director indicted for moral and sexual harassment

The director of Jacques-Coeur Hospital, targeted by several complaints, has been indicted and placed under judicial supervision for moral and sexual harassment.

Toulouse: psychology students at Mirail organize in support of protesters

At Mirail, psychology students organize listening sessions in support of high school students and protesters facing repression, as part of the site occupation.