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Raphaël Kempf

Member of the Paris Bar.

  • The image features a large and vibrant mural painted on a staircase. It depicts two figures inspired by historical themes: one appears to be a woman holding a flag, symbolizing liberty or revolution, while the other is a young boy wielding a weapon. The colors of the mural are striking, with vivid reds, yellows, and blues, and they blend into the steps. A person is seen walking up the stairs, seemingly interacting with the artwork. The overall scene conveys a sense of dynamism and social commentary. Separatism: Bringing Islam and France’s Muslims to Heel Raphaël Kempf · November 2020 President Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation on Friday 2 October with a speech on “separatism”. His initiative was preceded by a political and media campaign aimed effectively at criminalising Islam and the Muslims. This trend was illustrated by a report published by the Senate in July 2020. (…)
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