On Sunday, March 20, M6 released a new issue.Private inquiry Titled “Sex and Love in West Africa”. Part of this report was devoted to homophobia, particularly the testimony of a Senegalese man. The latter spoke at Mediapart on Saturday, September 17, accusing the show of violating its anonymity.
“We agreed to do the entire interview at my apartment, (…) but as soon as we got out of the car, they started filming without anyone’s permission. I didn’t know they were going to box what I said on the street because I thought everything had to be inside. If I had known I would never have answered“, says the man in his sixties. He claims he was later attacked and threatened “homophobes“her”pieceThe one who saw the show and knew the street. Her daughter says she was a secondary victim of her attackers’ violence: “As soon as I opened the door, they jumped on me, they pushed me around, they started looking for my father everywhere, they knocked everything down. They asked me where you are“.
“They have ruined my life, I would never have left my country if they had not honored the commitments and swept my street.“Adds a Senegalese witness who will be seeking asylum in France. M6 responded to Mediapart through its attorney, denying any liability: “Contrary to your allegation, the journalist asked your client long ago whether it was possible to shoot him on the street regarding the passage filmed in the street where he lived, and he accepted by answering Bernard de La Villardiere’s questions. During this interview, he explained that his neighborhood is “tolerant” and that he knows the situation of the landlord, but is “gay-friendly”. We also feel that we have not fulfilled our obligations.“.
Hugo Mallais
Source: Programme Television
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