Question 2908 — religions and cults

Summary

Mr. Gilbert Collard alerts the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the serious disorders which undermine republican order in the commune of Clichy. In fact, several hundred people gather on the public highway, in front of the town hall, every Friday to broadcast Muslim prayers through loudspeakers. This violation of public space, knowingly carried out in front of the building symbol of republican secularism is encouraged by an Islamist association with rather dubious aims. Mr. Gilbert Collard would like to know why the prefecture does not disperse this weekly gathering which exasperates local residents. Furthermore, these recurring disruptions are intended to fuel illegal blackmail. Indeed, the demonstrators are trying to obtain funding for a mosque from the town hall, which would be completely contrary to the law of 1905. This blackmail is all the more unacceptable since the Muslim faith already has a place of practice in Clichy, rue des Trois pavilions. The MP would therefore like the prefecture to clearly denounce agitators who try to oppose the execution of a court decision. He asks him what the Government's position is on this subject.

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