Cyberharassment of a Teacher: Eric Zemmour and Two Elected RNs Tried on Tuesday for Defamation
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For wanting to take her students to Calais to work on migrants, the teacher in the preparatory class was subjected to a surge of hatred online in November 2022. On Tuesday 9 June, she awaits a court decision after having prosecuted several extreme right-wing officials in defamation.
The Paris court is due to issue its decision this Tuesday, June 9th in the trial brought by Sophie Djigo against nine defendants, including Eric Zemmour and two elected RN. The teacher accuses them of having launched an online hate campaign after a school trip in Calais.
The verdict in the defamation trial brought against members of Reconquête! and the National Rally by Sophie Djigo, a teacher who was cyberbullied after developing an educational project about migrants, is expected this Tuesday. Historian Laurence de Cock provides some insights.
Après les attaques de l’extrême droite, Sophie Djigo défend une idée simple : la solidarité n’est pas un crime
Sophie Djigo, enseignante de philosophie à Valenciennes, a été la cible d’une campagne de cyberharcèlement menée par l’extrême droite suite à un projet pédagogique sur les migrants de Calais. Après la condamnation de ses harceleurs et une action en justice pour diffamation début 2026, au référé attendu ce jour, elle publie La solidarité n’est pas un crime (Textuel, 2026). La philosophe y démonte les usages abusifs d’un mot consensuel en apparenc…
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