7 trial on e -death threats against the Olympic coach in Paris

Paris – The trial of seven accused persons regarding the alleged internet authorization that targets the coach of the opening and closure ceremony in the Paris Olympics in Paris last.

Thomas Jolie filed a complaint with death threats after receiving homosexual abuse and anti -Semitic treatment on social networks. The attacks erupted online after the opening scene that Jolly won the witnessed, but the controversial on the Seine in July-a comprehensive integration, high-energy from tradition and modernity.

Local media reported that Jolie did not attend a Wednesday session, as he accused two people who did not attend them as well because they were either sick or were unable to make themselves.

The abuse soon escalated last summer, including incorrectly Melly sexual attacks and Israeli roots, and it was said to be aimed at silencing the artistic intention of the show. Jolie responded by submitting an official complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office in Paris on July 31, which led to an investigation that led to arrests in southern France in October 2024.

The seven people, between the ages of 22 and 79, accuse the threats of killing, strict insults, and online domination – serious allegations that carry the weight of possible prison time and heavy fines.

It is expected to judge the Jolly case at a later time.

The arrests were considered a first step in the battle of France against electronic bullying, which the authorities noted that the authorities have become increasingly sophisticated. In the Julie case, the general prosecutors referred to the annoying “Be package” of the attackers who act independently of the harassment elevators, a pattern seen in other hate campaigns online.

Jolie’s complaint came after the opening ceremony was paid to a storm of anger in the wake of a controversial scene that includes the queens of clouds and other artists. Although Julie has repeatedly said that he was not inspired by the “last dinner”, the audio criticism of some of the quarters explained it as a mockery of the painting of Leonardo Da Vinci that depicted Jesus Christ and his messengers.

French President Emmanuel Macron provided full support to Julie and all the performance artists who were part of the Olympic Games. Paris mayor Ann Hidalgo also expressed “firm support” of Julie in the face of threats and harassment.

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