Indicted for condoning acts of terrorism and incitement to hatred of Jews, polemicist Dieudonné M’Bala M ‘ Bala was sentenced Wednesday, March 18, two months suspended sentence due to a message posted on Facebook after jihadist attacks involving a seventeen dead in early January in France.
The prosecution had asked two hundred days-fine 150 euros against the polemicist, 30 000 euros fine. A day fine penalty implies that the condemned sees that sentence turned into prison if he does not fulfill all of the fine. He was liable to seven years imprisonment and a 100,000 euros fine, the alleged facts were committed online.
On January 11, the evening of a great citizen march in tribute to victims The polemicist wrote that he felt “Charlie Coulibaly” , turning the slogan “I’m Charlie,” in reference to one of the three authors of the attacks, Amedy Coulibaly, who killed four police and customers of a Jewish store. His comments were later removed from his Facebook page.
Providing condemn “without restraint and without any ambiguity” the attacks, Dieudonné M’Bala M’Bala had told the hearing that he wished to participate in the march in Paris, but no return of the Interior Ministry, which he had sought, it was felt “excluded” and treated as a “terrorist” . Neither Mr. M’Bala M’Bala nor his lawyers were present in court for advisement
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