CLEAN : French National Front leader on trial for religious hatred

The transcript discusses the issues of street prayers being illegal and their conflict with the law of the Republic and secularism. It highlights the political responsibility of those who challenge these practices and the importance of free speech. The MRAP's stance against discriminatory remarks comparing peaceful prayers to an occupying army is also covered.

What is considered illegal according to the first section of the video?

• Public street prayers

• Private religious gatherings

• Political rallies

• Cultural festivals

What is the main concern about public street prayers as mentioned in the first section?

• They are too loud

• They block traffic

• They are not attended by enough people

• They impose a religious law contrary to the Republic's law

Who is held responsible for the violation of freedom of expression in the second section?

• The government

• Those who take political figures to court

• Religious leaders

• The media

What does MRAP stand against according to the third section?

• Religious practices

• Public gatherings

• Political debates

• All forms of discrimination

How does MRAP view the comparison of street prayers to an occupying army?

• As a necessary discussion

• As a valid comparison

• As a scandalous statement

• As a minor issue