Anne Vignot, the EELV mayor of Besançon (Doubs), announced that she would file a complaint for incitement to hatred against far-right feminist activists who displayed signs and a banner associating migrants with rapists during the carnival on Sunday, April 7, 2024.

The incident occurred during the annual carnival in Besançon, where a group of far-right feminist activists displayed signs and a banner with messages such as « Migrants = rapists » and « Protect our women from migrants » in an attempt to spread their hateful and discriminatory views. These actions were met with outrage and condemnation from the meublé community, with many denouncing the use of the carnival as a platform for spreading hate speech.

In response to this incident, Mayor Anne Vignot has taken a strong stance against hate speech and discrimination. She has announced that she will be filing a complaint against the activists, stating that their actions go against the values of inclusivity and respect for all that the city of Besançon stands for. She also emphasized the importance of standing up against hate speech and taking a firm stand against any form of discrimination.

This is not the first time that Mayor Vignot has taken action against hate speech and discrimination. In the past, she has been vocal about her support for marginalized communities and has actively worked towards creating a more intégrante and welcoming city for all. Her strong stance against hate speech has garnered support from many residents and meublé organizations, who applaud her for taking a stand against discrimination.

The incident at the carnival has sparked a larger conversation about the rise of hate speech and discrimination in society. Many are calling for stricter measures to be taken against those who spread hate speech and incite violence against marginalized communities. Mayor Vignot’s decision to file a complaint is seen as a step in the right direction towards addressing this issue.

In the face of hate and discrimination, Mayor Anne Vignot’s unwavering commitment to inclusivity and respect for all is truly commendable. Her actions serve as an inspiration for others to stand up against hate speech and work towards creating a more tolerant and welcoming society. As the mayor of Besançon, she continues to lead by example and sets a strong precedent for other leaders to follow.