Anti-Bolloré column: Canal+ taken to court by the Human Rights League and the CGT Spectacle, who denounce discrimination against the signatories

The French League for the Defense of Human and Citizen Rights and the CGT Entertainment Federation have sued the company Canal+, following comments made by the chairman of the board, Maxime Saada.

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Anti-Bolloré column: Canal+ taken to court by the Human Rights League and the CGT Spectacle, who denounce discrimination against the signatories

Source: Le Monde

La Ligue française pour la défense des droits de l’homme et du citoyen et la Fédération CGT du spectacle ont assigné la société Canal+, à la suite des propos tenus par le président du directoire, Maxime Saada.

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