Discover the causes that mobilize our community and join the movement
388 million: that’s the number of Christians persecuted worldwide. They live under the constant threat of violence, attacks, kidnappings, and administrative or social discrimination. These persecutions, documented by numerous international organizations, constitute one of the most widespread and silent human rights violations of our time. We call on French, European, and international institutions to: - Officially recognize the severity of the persecution experienced by Christians, - Strengthen diplomatic pressure on states where these violations are confirmed, - Support NGOs and local actors who protect threatened communities, - Establish an annual monitoring mechanism on religious freedom and violence targeting Christians, - Ensure the shelter and protection of persons forced to flee their country due to their faith. Freedom of conscience is a fundamental right. No community should live in fear because of their beliefs. By signing this petition, you are participating in a collective mobilization to end these violences and ensure that every person's dignity is respected.
On the night of January 28 to 29, a particularly deadly jihadist attack struck Borno State in Nigeria. Dozens of soldiers, workers, and civilians were killed in an ambush claimed by ISWAP, an armed group active in northeastern Nigeria for more than fifteen years.This region lives in constant insecurity: over 40,000 deaths, two million displaced persons, entire villages emptied, infrastructure destroyed, and a Christian and Muslim population caught between armed groups and lacking sufficient protection. Mass kidnappings, including in places of worship, are increasing and fueling daily fear.In the face of this new attack, we cannot remain mere spectators. The residents of northeastern Nigeria need genuine international support: enhanced humanitarian aid, protection of civilians, support to local authorities and organizations on the ground.This petition calls on France and the European Union to act quickly to support the affected populations and to help prevent further tragedies.Together, we can pressure for this forgotten crisis to finally receive the attention and resources it deserves.
Children under the age of 15 are today exposed to a digital environment that has never been designed for them. Despite the theoretical age restrictions, millions of young people access TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, or YouTube every day without real protection. The consequences are now well documented: explosion of cyberbullying, anxiety disorders, loss of self-esteem, exposure to violent or sexualized content, screen addiction, sleep disturbances, and social isolation. Platforms claim to protect minors, but the facts show the opposite. Age controls are non-existent or easily bypassed in seconds. Algorithms continue to push potentially dangerous content because their priority remains engagement, not safety. We can no longer let children face a digital space that far exceeds their emotional maturity alone. That is why we are calling for a simple and effective measure: ban access to social networks for those under 15, with strict, verifiable, and mandatory age verification for all platforms. This measure would protect young people's mental health, reduce cyberbullying, limit exposure to toxic content, and give parents a clear framework. Other countries have already started to act. France must take responsibility. By signing this petition, you are asking the government and platforms to prioritize children's safety over economic interests. Protecting minors online is not an option: it is an emergency.
❌✈️ A strike is once again ruining the vacation plans of thousands of French people.This Friday, July 4th, 2025, thousands of French citizens are once again held hostage by a strike, this time by air traffic controllers. Families are seeing their vacations compromised, professionals have their trips canceled, hotel nights are non-refundable, all to protect privileges that many find shocking.📊 It’s outrageous when these are once again privileged individuals.The facts are simple:French air traffic controllers work 32 hours per week.Their average net salary is 5,000 euros per month.They retire as early as 59 years old. The oldest at 52.Yet, they are blocking air traffic because they refuse the government’s implementation of a time clock system to verify their actual working hours and to avoid accidents like the one in Bordeaux in 2022, where two planes nearly collided due to a staffing management failure. Only 3 out of 6 controllers were present that day.🚇 More generally, the current exercise of the right to strike is very unfair because those who can block achieve everything they want, and others do not.For years, those with the power to block have shamelessly used it. In trains, subways, buses, etc. Those who can block society do not hesitate to do so, and they get everything they want while if you are a logger in the Landes, your strike will have no impact. We demand a radical reform
