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Édition Appel à témoignages
Accompagnatrices scolaires portant le voile, témoignez
Quelles conséquences ont eu les propos du ministre de l’éducation qui a estimé que le voile n’était pas «souhaitable» pour les mères accompagnatrices de sortie scolaires ? Mediapart vous invite à témoigner. -
Édition English Club
Brazil: Mediapart joins Reporters Without Borders in support for The Intercept
Since June 9th, The Intercept Brasil, a website of investigative journalism based in Rio de Janeiro, has been the target of a fierce campaign of harassment and intimidation following its revelations about the corruption scandal dubbed ‘Operation Car Wash’. Mediapart and 28 other media and organisations for the defence of press freedom co-sign here their support for The Intercept and demand that the Brazilian authorities respect the principle of the protection of the secrecy of journalists’ sources, as guaranteed by Brazil’s constitution. -
Édition Complices
Dimanches de Souria Houria : «Syrie-Yémen, d’une tragédie à l’autre»
27/04/2014 Les Dimanches de Souria Houria - par Farouk Mardam Bey (Résumé) © SouriaHouria Syrie LibertéRencontre avec Franck Mermier, directeur de recherche au CNRS (LAU-IIAC) sur le thème : «Syrie-Yémen, d'une tragédie à l'autre», pour la 28ème édition des «Dimanches de Souria Houria», le 25 juin 2017, de 17 h à 19 h, au Maltais Rouge dans le 11e arrondissement de Paris. -
Édition ProPublica
Official in Bush-era purge of gay staff now in Trump administration
A US government investigation found that Jim Renne, appointed to the Trump “landing team” at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, now hired in a senior role at the Department of Agriculture, was a key player in a scandal in which staff were targeted on the basis of sexual orientation, details US investigative website, ProPublica. -
Édition Les invités de Mediapart
Interview: Angela Davis on Trump, Obama and France
Veteran US civil rights activist, feminist, academic and writer Angela Davis, a prominent communist militant in the 1960s associated with the Black Panther movement, talks here to Mediapart about the election of Donald Trump, the presidency of Barack Obama, and why she believes France’s secular principles have become “a weapon against Muslims”. -
Édition Les invités de Mediapart
A day of victory for the politics of fear, loathing and division
Donald Trump’s victory marks the end of an era when a self-confident Establishment preached the end of history, the end of passion and the supremacy of a technocracy working on behalf of the 1%, writes former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis. But the era it ushers in, he argues, is not new but a variant of the 1930s, featuring deflationary economics, xenophobia and divide-and-rule politics. -
Édition Les invités de Mediapart
Barack Obama’s legacy for black America
“In black America, the Obama presidency and the backlash it provoked have rekindled a spirit of resistance not seen since the era of Black Power, both in politics, with the rise of Black Lives Matter, and in culture,” writes Adam Shatz, a New York-based contributing editor of the London Review of Books and a scholar in residence at the New York Institute for the Humanities. -
Édition Les invités de Mediapart
Building independence
Mediapart was launched eight years ago, on March 16th 2008. Here we present a few facts and figures about our development, beginning with an introduction from editor-in-chief Edwy Plenel on the construction of Mediapart’s independence. -
Édition English Club
Building independence
Mediapart was launched eight years ago, on March 16th 2008. Here we present a few facts and figures about our development, beginning with an introduction from editor in chief Edwy Plenel on the construction of Mediapart’s independence. -
Édition Libres enfants du numérique
Une avancée importante pour le droit de savoir
Philippe Aigrain, pour la Quadrature du net, et Edwy Plenel, pour Mediapart, ont fait partie, au titre de la société civile, des membres non parlementaires de la Commission de réflexion de l'Assemblée nationale sur le droit et les libertés à l'âge du numérique, qui vient de rendre son rapport après plus d'une année de travaux. Dans une contribution en annexe, ils rendent compte de cette expérience, de ses avancées et ses échecs. La voici.