What does it say this January 10?

This Friday, January 10, residents of Wuhan criticize the Chinese government five years after the start of the Covid-19 epidemic, a petition calls for a Nobel Peace Prize for Gisèle Pelicot and a Scientology recruitment campaign is underway .

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This Friday, January 10, no commemoration is planned in China, five years after the start of the Covid-19 epidemic. In Wuhan, residents openly criticize the government and its management of the pandemic.

A petition launched on January 8 and which has just arrived in French on the Change.org website would like to see Gisèle Pelicot decorated with a Nobel Peace Prize. At the origin of this request, Catherine Mayer, a British author and journalist. The petition collected thousands of signatures in just a few hours.

The interministerial mission to combat sectarian aberrations (Miviludes) is concerned about a recruitment campaign by the Church of Scientology underway on social networks, particularly on “Scientology practices can present risks of mental destabilization, exorbitant financial demands, and rupture with the original environment, particularly family”.

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