Yazidi woman testifies about IS sexual slavery in Paris court
A Yazidi woman shares her traumatic experience of sexual slavery under ISIS during a court trial in Paris, marking a significant legal proceeding against the group.
The Paris Court Dismissed the Request to Suspend the Online Retail Giant Shein
A Paris court rejected the French government's request to temporarily shut down part of Shein's online platform after it was found to be selling illegal goods, though a previous ban on adult products without age verification remains in force.
New victory for Shein in France: The Paris Court of Appeal rejected the attempt to suspend the marketplace
The Paris Court of Appeal has rejected the French government's attempt to suspend the operation of Shein's marketplace amid ongoing controversies regarding the sale of inappropriate products.
Paris appeals court rejects French government bid to suspend Shein
A Paris appeals court has denied the French government's attempt to suspend the Chinese e-commerce platform Shein over controversial listings including child-like sex dolls and banned weapons.
The Paris Court of Appeal Decides Not to Suspend the Shein Marketplace, New Defeat for the Government
The Paris Court of Appeal has ruled against the government's request to suspend the Shein marketplace, marking another defeat for the French administration.
In Paris, Alain Delon's sons in court for recording and broadcasting a conversation between Anouchka and her father
Alain Delon's sons are facing legal proceedings for recording and distributing a private conversation between their father and sister amidst ongoing family disputes regarding Delon's health.
Crash of Air Algérie Flight AH5017: Heated Debates at the Opening of the Trial Against Swiftair
The trial against Spanish airline Swiftair regarding the 2014 crash of Air Algérie Flight AH5017 commenced in Paris, marked by intense debates and emotional testimonies from victims' families.
Confusion of sentences: the request of Nicolas Sarkozy denied
The Paris Judicial Court has denied former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's request to merge his two convictions related to the Bismuth and Bygmalion cases.
The Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan, on trial for rapes, "can appear before the criminal court" according to medical expertise
Tariq Ramadan, a prominent Islamic scholar, is facing trial for multiple charges of rape but was hospitalized just before the proceedings began; medical reports suggest he is fit to appear in court.
France supports 14-year prison sentence for suspect in Tutsi genocide case
A Paris court upheld a 14-year prison sentence for Rwandan-French national Claude Muhayimana for his participation in the 1994 Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.
The Algerian TikToker Mahdi B., already convicted for glorifying terrorism, faces justice again for insulting police officers
Algerian TikToker Mahdi B., who has a previous conviction for glorifying terrorism, is scheduled to appear in a Paris court for allegedly insulting police officers.
Disqualification of Marine Le Pen: Court to Review Her Appeal in 2026
The Paris Appeals Court will have a decision regarding Marine Le Pen's disqualification ready by summer 2026, affecting her potential candidacy for the 2027 presidential elections.
Mahdieh Esfandiari on trial in Paris: French court due to hand down verdict
Mahdieh Esfandiari is facing trial in Paris, with a verdict from the French court expected soon.
The actress Isabelle Adjani judged again this Thursday for tax fraud
French actress Isabelle Adjani is being retried for tax fraud after having been initially convicted for failing to declare taxes correctly while residing in Portugal.
Isabelle Adjani back in court for a 'mistake' in her tax return
Isabelle Adjani is set to face Paris Appeal Court for tax evasion after being convicted previously for falsely declaring her tax residence in Portugal.
PSG and Morocco national team star Hakimi will stand trial after rape allegations
Achraf Hakimi, a defender for Paris Saint-Germain, is facing trial after being accused of raping a 24-year-old woman at his home in Paris, a charge he denies.
PSG footballer Hakimi must appear in court accused of rape
Achraf Hakimi, a player for Paris Saint-Germain and the Morocco national team, is set to appear in court in France facing allegations of rape, which he denies on social media.
Luis Enrique breaks his silence on the Hakimi case
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has commented on the allegations against player Achraf Hakimi, stating that the matter is now in the hands of justice following an official rape accusation.
PSG star to go to court charged with rape
Achraf Hakimi, a star player for Paris Saint-Germain, faces court in France over rape allegations three years after they surfaced, maintaining his innocence throughout the legal process.
"Injustice and the truth will be revealed to the public".. Hakimi responds to his trial decision over rape charges
Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi responds to the court's decision to put him on trial for alleged rape, insisting on his innocence and calling the accusations a 'lie'.
Controversial testimony at the Paty trial: the court wants Laurent Nuñez to be re-heard
The special assize court in Paris seeks to re-hear Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez following his controversial testimony regarding the murder of Samuel Paty.
Paris court to review Nicolas Sarkozy's request to merge sentences in graft case
A Paris court is set to review Nicolas Sarkozy's request to combine sentences from separate graft and illegal campaign financing convictions.
Macron's letter to Trump: Paris calls for the lifting of sanctions against Thierry Breton and judge Nicolas Guiot
French President Emmanuel Macron has requested the lifting of 'unjust' U.S. sanctions against European officials, including former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton and International Criminal Court judge Nicolas Guiot, in a letter to President Trump.
PSG accepts million bill to Mbappé after lawsuit
Paris Saint-Germain has decided not to appeal a court ruling requiring them to pay Kylian Mbappé hundreds of millions of kroner after a contract dispute.
The CAC 40 reaches a new record after the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's tariffs
The CAC 40 index hit a record high of over 8500 points following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Donald Trump's tariffs.
Paris appeals court sets verdict in far-right leader Le Pen’s graft case for July 7
The Paris appeals court is set to issue a ruling on July 7 regarding Marine Le Pen's case of misusing EU parliament funds, which could block her from running in the 2027 presidential election.
How a Jewish family’s Baghdad home became France’s rent-free embassy
A Paris court has dismissed a lawsuit from the descendants of an Iraqi Jewish family seeking compensation for their Baghdad villa occupied rent-free by France's embassy, with plans for an appeal.
The French government attacks 'X' offices, and the reason is grudge
French authorities raided X social media platform offices in Paris, demanding CEO Elon Musk appear in court amid rising scrutiny of the platform across Europe.
Genocide crimes in Rwanda before French courts again
The Paris Court of Assizes has begun appeal hearings in the case of Claude Muhimana, a French-Rwandan citizen convicted in December 2021 for complicity in the Rwandan genocide and crimes against humanity in 1994, after he appealed the 14-year sentence.
Appeal trial of accused Franco-Rwandan genocidaire opens in Paris
The appeal trial of Claude Muhayimana, convicted of complicity in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, has started in Paris, where he is appealing his 14-year prison sentence.
The Le Pen Case: The Prosecutor Requested Confirmation of Her Sentences at the Court of Appeal
The Paris public prosecutor has requested the confirmation of sentences imposed on Marine Le Pen regarding the case of fictitious employment of party officials in the European Parliament from 2004 to 2026, which includes a five-year ban on holding office.
Rwanda: French Court Opens Appeal Trial of Genocide Suspect Claude Muhayimana
The appeal trial for Claude Muhayimana, convicted of complicity in the genocide against Tutsi civilians in Rwanda, commenced in Paris and is set to continue until February 28.
Paris Prosecutor raids X offices and summons Elon Musk for sexual crimes and deepfakes
The Paris Prosecutor's office has intensified its criminal investigation against the social media platform X, conducting a raid on its offices and summoning its owner, Elon Musk, to appear in court for alleged sexual crimes and the dissemination of deepfakes.
Rwandan Tutsi Genocide: Claude Muhayimana's Appeal Trial Opens in Paris
Claude Muhayimana's appeal trial for complicity in genocide and crimes against humanity has commenced in Paris, following his original conviction and 14-year sentencing.
Four years in prison, three suspended, required against Iranian Mahdieh Esfandiari
The Paris court has demanded a four-year prison sentence with three years suspended for Iranian Mahdieh Esfandiari, amidst ongoing unrest in Iran and potential hostage negotiations regarding two French citizens.
Le Pen before the Paris court. The appeals process has begun, which will determine the fate of her future candidacy
Marine Le Pen's appeal process has started in a Paris court, which will decide her future candidacy prospects.
Appeal trial of Marine Le Pen: what were the first-instance convictions in the case of FN parliamentary assistants?
The appeal trial of Marine Le Pen and eleven others begins in Paris, where they are accused of using European Parliament funds to pay National Front employees.
Marine Le Pen appears before the Court of Appeals in Paris in a trial that will determine her political future
Marine Le Pen confronts a pivotal trial at the Paris Court of Appeals that could impact her candidacy for the 2027 presidential elections after a previous conviction for misappropriation of EU funds.
French court reinstates nurse after dismissal for headscarf
A French administrative court has ordered the reinstatement of nurse Majdoline, who was dismissed from Paris's Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital for refusing to remove her medical headscarf, in a case that has sparked widespread debate and support from various political parties and unions.
"Dubai Papers": three companies and 14 people, including a Belgian prince, to be tried in late 2026 in Paris
The Paris court will hear the case involving three companies and 14 individuals, including a Belgian prince, accused of orchestrating a complex scheme to defraud the French tax system, with proceedings set for November to December 2026.
Paris: Nekfeu's ex-partner judged again for 'failure to present child'
Nekfeu's ex-partner is back in court for failing to comply with child custody arrangements after previously being convicted for similar offenses and alleging past violence from the rapper.
The court suspends the revocation of a nurse who refused to remove her hat
A Paris administrative court has temporarily suspended the revocation of a nurse who faced disciplinary action for refusing to remove her hat, citing a potential disproportion between the fault and the punishment.
Trial of the RN: Paris Court President Warns of Possible American 'Interference'
The president of the Paris Judicial Court, Peimane Ghaleh-Marzban, expressed concern over potential American interference in France's internal affairs during the RN trial.
Anatomy of the Hoax About Brigitte Macron: A Medium, an Apartment in Milan, and the Far Right's Favorite Conspiracy
A Paris court has sentenced ten individuals for cyberbullying Brigitte Macron, imposing penalties ranging from conditional prison sentences to firm imprisonment, alongside compensation payments.
One jailed as 10 convicted of cyber-harassing Macron’s wife
A Paris court has convicted ten individuals of cyber-harassment against Brigitte Macron, claiming she is a transgender woman, with one person sentenced to jail.
Brigitte Macron was born a man: 10 convictions in France
A Paris court has convicted ten individuals for cyberbullying France's First Lady, Brigitte Macron, for spreading false information about her gender and sexuality, with eight offenders receiving prison sentences of four to eight months.
Brigitte Macron: 10 people were convicted of claiming to be a man
Ten individuals were convicted in Paris for online harassment of Brigitte Macron, spreading false and offensive information about the French First Lady's gender and sexuality.
They claimed Brigitte Macron was 'transgender' and were sentenced
A Paris court convicted ten individuals on Monday for online harassment of France's First Lady Brigitte Macron for spreading false claims that she is a 'transgender' woman born as a man.
Brigitte Macron - 10 people guilty of cyberbullying France's first lady
A Paris court has convicted 10 individuals for cyberbullying Brigitte Macron by spreading false online claims about her gender and sexuality.
Paris court finds 10 guilty of harassing Brigitte Macron online
A Paris court has convicted ten individuals for online harassment directed at French First Lady Brigitte Macron, involving false claims about her gender.