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Brigitte Macron was in quarantine for seven days, as she allegedly came into contact with a confirmed case of coronavirus, but has not shown any symptoms, according to the French Agency.
According to people close to the French president at the Agency, “Brigitte Macron got in contact on Thursday, October 15, with a person who tested positive for Covid-19 on Monday, October 19 and was showing symptoms of the disease. According to the recommendations of the health authorities, Ms Macron will be isolated for seven days. “Brigitte Macron has no symptoms of the disease so far”.
Therefore, the wife of the French president will not attend a memorial service for him. a teacher who was beheaded, although she will also take precautions in her private life, said the same source.
Tunisia: Investigation after the justification of a parliamentarian for the murder of a French teacher
The Tunisian police launched an investigation following statements by an independent legislator who justified the beheading of a French teacher, saying he had to “bear” the consequences of any “insult to the prophet.”
On Friday, 47-year-old Professor Samuel Patti, who showed his teenage students sketches of the Prophet Muhammad during a class on freedom of expression, died as he was leaving a university where he taught near Paris. in an attack that caused pain and fear in France.
The following day, Rashid Chriari, an independent Tunisian legislator elected under the banner of the Islamist Karama movement, a member of the ruling coalition, wrote on his Facebook page: “Any insult to the Prophet Muhammad is the greatest crime.” “Everyone who commits it, be it a state or a group of people, must bear the consequences.”
These statements were criticized by some netizens but applauded by others.
These statements also resulted in the cancellation of a broadcast in which Chriari would intervene on a private Tunisian television station.
The deputy, for his part, said he was willing to waive his parliamentary immunity.
No judicial investigation has been launched at this time, but the judiciary has “instructed an antiterrorist service to investigate the content of the post” on Facebook, Mohsen Daly, deputy attorney general of the Court of First Instance of Tunisia. .
Then, the service must send the results of the preliminary investigation to the Prosecutor’s Office, which “will take the appropriate measures,” he clarified.
On Saturday, Tunisian Prime Minister Hissem Messi expressed his “condolences” to the Tunisian people during a telephone conversation with his French counterpart Jean Castex. Messi stressed that his country rejects “all forms of extremism and terrorism, which have nothing to do with Islam” and stressed the need to “respect freedom of expression and religion.”
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