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Présent sur l'antenne de franceinfo vendredi 13 août 2021, le médecin urgentiste Patrick Pelloux a de nouveau plaidé en faveur de la vaccination contre...
July 26, 2021 Share While most French health care workers are vaccinated against the virus, a small but vocal minority is holding out. With infections exploding, a new law requiring them to get the shots is exposing the divide. The French government, which has declared that the nation has officially entered its “fourth wave” of the pandemic, pushed the law mandating COVID-19 vaccines for health care workers, to protect hospitals and avoid a new lockdown. Government spokesman Gabriel Attal says the move isn’t meant to stigmatize reluctant health care workers but to limit risks to...
By Fayçal Benhassain | June 8, 2021 | 6:55pm EDT People leave flowers at the school in northwest Paris where teacher Samuel Paty was murdered. (Photo by Bertrand Guay/AFP via Getty Images) Paris (CNSNews.com) – The French government has requested a leading emergency room doctor to carry out an assessment of the problem of religious radicalization within the hospital system and examine possible solutions to fight radical Islamism in the sector. Patrick Pelloux, president of the Association of Emergency Physicians in France, confirmed a recent report on th...
In Le Monde, high-profile cultural figures including journalists Florence Belkacem and Patrick Poivre d’Arvor, artist Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, historian and presenter Stéphane Bern, emergency doctor Patrick Pelloux, and actress Elsa Zylberstein have demanded the reopening of museums as a key way to “improve public mental health”. The letter reads: “The pandemic requires us to limit interactions between people, but not between people and works of art...we ask for an end to this fatal status quo [of closures], which is insidiously attacking our mental health, and for historical sites to o...
In the wake of two bloody terrorist attacks, the French government is planning new legislation to crack down on radical Islam. Right-wingers are worried the new law isn't enough, but opponents are afraid it could alienate France’s large Muslim minority and turn more people against the state. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports from Paris. Read the Full Transcript Judy Woodruff: Returning now to today's news from France of convictions in the 2015 "Charlie Hebdo" killings in Paris and controversial new legislation the French government is planning, in order to crack down on radical...