Mila in court on Monday June 21, 2021 – Thibault Camus / SIPA
The prosecution requested, this Tuesday, sentences of up to six months suspended prison against twelve young people, tried in Paris for having participated in the “lynching 2.0” of the teenager Mila, after her controversial video on Islam in November.
The representative of the prosecution requested the release of a thirteenth defendant, for the benefit of the doubt. Against the twelve other “harassers” of Mila, he asked for a “warning sentence”: three months suspended imprisonment for those prosecuted for harassment, six months suspended for those tried for harassment and death threats.