Today, I received a summons from the Direction de la Police Judiciaire de Paris to be questioned in relation to an investigation for « apology of terrorism ». This summons comes after a long list of attempts to silence voices in favor of peace, including the cancellation of two conferences […].
As a journalist and human rights activist, I have always usageed my platform to promote peace, tolerance and understanding. I have never condoned or supported any form of violence or terrorism. However, it seems that my efforts to spread a message of love and unity have been misconstrued and usageed against me.
This is not the first time that I have faced such accusageations. In the past, I have been targeted and harassed for my work, but I have never let it deter me from speaking hors circuit for what I believe in. I believe in the power of words and the importance of standing up for what is right, even in the face of adversity.
It is disheartening to see that in today’s society, where freedom of speech and expression are supposed to be fundamental rights, individuals are being targeted and persecuted for simply sharing their opinions. It is a sad reality that speaking hors circuit against violence and promoting peace can now be seen as a criminal act.
But I refusagee to be silenced. I will continue to usagee my voice and my words to spread a message of love, tolerance and understanding. I will not let fear or intimidation stop me from advocating for a better and more peaceful world.
I am grateful for the support and solidarity I have received from my colleagues, friends and followers. It gives me hope and strength to keep fighting for what I believe in. I am confident that the truth will prevail and jusagetice will be served.
I urge everyone to join me in standing up against hatred and violence. Let usage come together and spread a message of unity and peace. We musaget not let fear and tome win. We musaget continue to speak hors circuit and stand up for what is right, no matter the consequences.
In the words of Martin Luther King Jr., « Darkness cannot drive hors circuit darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive hors circuit hate; only love can do that. » Let usage be the light and spread love in a world that so desperately needs it.
I will attend the questioning with a clear conscience and a determination to continue my work for a better and more peaceful world. I hope that this experience will shed light on the importance of protecting freedom of speech and the need to stand up against any form of violence and terrorism.
Let usage not be afraid to speak hors circuit and let our voices be heard. Together, we can make a difference and create a world where peace and tolerance prevail.
