Manifestationpourlola.fr, manifpourlola.fr or even justicepourlola.fr…. Eric Zemmour’s party announced on Friday the termination of three domain names, used to access a website, which had been purchased a few days after the death of Lola, a 12-year-old girl, killed in Paris in tragic conditions.
“After having taken these domain names to encourage mobilizations everywhere in France, Samuel Lafont – in charge of digital at Reconquête – terminates them following the press release from the family asking to no longer use his name”, specified the Reconquête party. at BFM TV. A call to demonstrate, in the form of a petition, posted on the Damocles.co website, of which Samuel Lafont is the founder, has also been deleted.
“Honoring his memory with serenity, respect and the dignity due to him”
The family of Lola, killed in Paris on October 14, indeed demanded this Friday that “urgently cease, and be withdrawn, any use of the name and image of their child for political purposes”, during demonstrations and on Internet, their attorney said in a statement. Her parents wish “to be able to honor the memory of their daughter in the serenity, respect and dignity that is due to her”, recalled the lawyer Me Clotilde Lepetit.
This call was launched the day after a demonstration in Paris organized by Reconquête, in the presence in particular of Eric Zemmour, during which certain demonstrators carried signs on which appeared the face of the schoolgirl. The National Rally, which was to participate in this demonstration, finally organized a minute of silence at the same time before the National Assembly “in tribute to Lola and in support of her family and loved ones”.