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Macron to visit Marseille in December after dramatic drug-related killing
On Thursday, November 13, the brother of environmental activist Amine Kessaci, who was committed to fighting drug-related crime, was shot dead in Marseille. Government officials described the incident as a 'tipping point.'
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arabnews.com
Macron urges action on Marseille drugs after ‘turning point’ murder: minister
PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron Tuesday urged more measures against drug crime after the brother of a prominent anti-narcotics activist was murdered last week in the…
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lemonde.fr
Macron to visit Marseille in December after dramatic drug-related killing
On Thursday, November 13, the brother of environmental activist Amine Kessaci, who was committed to fighting drug-related crime, was shot dead in Marseille. Government officials…
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'We're all afraid': Marseille community buries anti-drug activist's murdered brother
The burial of Mehdi Kessaci took place on Tuesday, under heavy police protection. While displaying a spirit of resistance, those who dared to condemn drug trafficking admitted to…
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Activist Amine Kessaci: 'No, I will not stay silent. I will say and repeat that my brother Mehdi died for nothing. I will speak out about…
OP-ED. Known for his fight against the devastation caused by drug trafficking in the working-class neighborhoods of Marseille, the brother of Mehdi, aged 20, who was murdered on…
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The assassination of Mehdi Kessaci, a political crime
EDITORIAL. The warning from Amine Kessaci, who after the death of his younger brother urged the state to 'understand that a fight to the death is underway,' must be heeded. In…
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bbc.com
I won't be silenced, says French anti-drugs activist after murders of two brothers
Drugs gangs have a grip on Marseille, but Amine Kessaci says he has "no choice but to fight" after the violent deaths of his brothers.
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faz.net
Marseille: Erschossener Bruder eines Aktivisten erschüttert Frankreich
Der mutmaßliche Mord am Bruder eines Aktivisten gegen Drogenkriminalität löst in Frankreich Entsetzen aus. Die Rede ist von einer „Einschüchterungstat“.