France: Muslim migrants attack critic of Islam in broad daylight

Mila, however, says, “I’m not attacked as Mila, but as a woman,” and describes “an everyday life that has become unbearable for women.”

This is because she and other women who are harassed are walking around unveiled. “O prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their veils close around them. That will be better, so that they may be recognized and not molested.” (Qur’an 33:59

“[Video] ‘Always the same profiles’: Mila ‘annoyed every 30 seconds’ on the banks of the Rhône,” translated from “[Vidéo] “Toujours les mêmes profils” : Mila “emmerdée toutes les 30 secondes” sur les bords du Rhône,” Valeurs Actuelles, February 19, 2022 (thanks to Medforth):

A warning cry, but also a cry of rage. On Instagram and later on Twitter, Mila recounted her nightmarish afternoon walking along the banks of the Rhône in Lyon. On the phone with her boyfriend, she first declared that she was being “annoyed” everywhere she went, “every 30 seconds”: “You get harassed, any young woman could confirm it the same way,” she said at first. Then she explains the assaults she has just experienced: “You have a nice ass, we are going to spank you, we are going to rape you,” etc.

She is quite annoyed and admits that she reacted by insulting them, which she did not really want to do. While she was reporting the first attacks, she was again harassed by a group of other people who spoke poor French. When she videoed them, the situation finally got out of hand. As can be seen in the footage she posted, one of the men pretended to show her his private part and spat in her direction. He then grabbed her arm and took her mobile phone away.

She managed to free herself, but another interfered and started deleting the videos on the mobile phone that incriminated him. At the same time, her attackers call her a “son of a bitch” and threaten to throw her mobile phone into the Rhône. When she started screaming but no one came to her aid, a man who was actually jogging managed to save the mobile phone and drove the attackers away.

She recounted these scenes later that evening, still in her posts. “I get so annoyed all the time, but 99% of the time you don’t feel like filming it,” she laments. “I’m not attacked as Mila, but as a woman,” she adds, describing an everyday life that has become unbearable for women. Finally, in the evening, she decided to press charges. On Twitter, she revealed that the police “probably can’t do much” because the main attacker was “probably an illegal.”