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from China View:
French immigration minister launches debate on national identity
2009-11-03 02:16:20
PARIS, Nov. 2 (Xinhua) -- French Minister of Immigration and National Identity Eric Besson launched Monday a countrywide debate on national identity to make out what are unifiable symbols for French people.
The debate will last to Feb. 4, 2010, and covers all 96 provinces and 342 districts of France, including its overseas territories, according to a statement released by the ministry.
The action would "strengthen our national identity and reaffirm the republican value and the national pride as being a French," the statement underlined.
The ministry also published a website, www.debatidentitenationale.fr, for French citizens to express their opinions and suggestions over this controversial issue.
The debate focusing on "What is a French today" contains questions related to French history, culture, language, territory, religion and so on. How to integrate the populous migration could be the most sensitive topic during the next three months.
The tough minister who called the ban against burka in France has first announced the idea of the national debate on Oct. 25. Since then different views have began the argument.
Some analysts regarded the great debate necessary preparation to tackle French immigration problems, while some oppositions alleged it a political maneuver of the ruling party to gather support ahead of the regional election in March 2010.
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What? Blond hair? Blue eyes?
from China View:
French immigration minister launches debate on national identity
2009-11-03 02:16:20
PARIS, Nov. 2 (Xinhua) -- French Minister of Immigration and National Identity Eric Besson launched Monday a countrywide debate on national identity to make out what are unifiable symbols for French people.
The debate will last to Feb. 4, 2010, and covers all 96 provinces and 342 districts of France, including its overseas territories, according to a statement released by the ministry.
The action would "strengthen our national identity and reaffirm the republican value and the national pride as being a French," the statement underlined.
The ministry also published a website, www.debatidentitenationale.fr, for French citizens to express their opinions and suggestions over this controversial issue.
The debate focusing on "What is a French today" contains questions related to French history, culture, language, territory, religion and so on. How to integrate the populous migration could be the most sensitive topic during the next three months.
The tough minister who called the ban against burka in France has first announced the idea of the national debate on Oct. 25. Since then different views have began the argument.
Some analysts regarded the great debate necessary preparation to tackle French immigration problems, while some oppositions alleged it a political maneuver of the ruling party to gather support ahead of the regional election in March 2010.
- Western Civilization Might Have A Chance After All
French government cuts immigrants welfare by 83%EU Times:It seems that migration policies of a leading country in Europe, France, are seriously changing. The country is no longer able to hold back the crowd of migrants, many of whom do not want to integrate...
-
French President Sarkozy calls for Debate on Islam From Atlas Shrugs: Sarkozy calls for debate on Islam PARIS, Feb. 18 (UPI) -- French President Nicolas Sarkozy says he wants to launch a national debate on the role and influence in France of Islam,...
- World Leaders Catching Up With Infidel Bloggers
First Merkel, Then Cameron, now Sarkozy Multiculturalism has failed, says French president PARIS (AFP) – French President Nicolas Sarkozy declared Thursday that multiculturalism had failed, joining a growing number of world leaders or ex-leaders who...
- 40% Of French And Germans See Muslims As National Security Threat
In other words, 40% of French and Germans see reality for what it is. From AFP: Paris - Four in 10 French and German people see Muslims living in their country as a "threat", according to a poll published on Tuesday by French newspaper Le Monde. Forty-two...
-
France Grows a Pair: Burqas, Illegal Muslim Immigrants Not Welcome From Stogie (click on the link above for the full story at Stogie's site): According to the UK Mail Online, France appears to be waking up to its internal Islamic threat. Burqas...