Summary
The European Parliament has decided to waive the immunity of MEP Steeve Briois regarding a French judicial inquiry into alleged incitement to discrimination. The decision was based on the finding that his actions were related to national politics rather than his duties in the European Parliament. 10 24.10.2018
Other
human rights
member of parliament
Key points
- The French Minister of Justice requested the waiver of Steeve Briois's immunity in connection with a judicial inquiry.
- The legal inquiry involves allegations of public incitement to discrimination based on nationality, race, or religion through written or electronic communication.
- The investigation focuses on a handbook published in 2013 intended for local councillors regarding the allocation of social housing.
- The Parliament determined that the alleged actions were not related to official parliamentary duties and occurred in a national or regional context.
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