Sarah Lapied
Journaliste
Paris, France
Expérience
Formation
Institut Français de Presse
Université Paris III Sorbonne-Nouvelle
Fears over rise of far-right in France
06-06-2021
On June 5, 2013, French student Clément Méric was killed during a brawl on the streets of Paris. And on Friday, just a day before the anniversary, a court convicted two former skinheads over his death. But Antifa says far-right ideology in France is still on the rise.
France's terraces reopen after months of closure
19-05-2021
It was a very expected measure in France: outdoor seating at cafes and restaurants is allowed again, with a few restrictions and a curfew that has been pushed back to 9pm. For owners, it was high time customers came back, as some places were shut for almost half a year.
France seeks to ban political talks in mosques
14-05-2021
France has asked religious organisations to sign a charter banning people from discussing political issues - even those of other countries - inside places of worship. Muslims in Paris say they feel the government is trying to interfere with their spiritual life.
Assa Traoré battles for her brother's justice
11-05-2021
Since Assa Traore lost her little brother, Adama, after he died in police custody in 2016, she hasn't stopped asking the French legal system for truth and justice. Her relentlessness has led her to be chosen as one of Time magazine's Guardians of the Year.
French minister asked to resign over 'Islamo-leftism' inquiry
23-03-2021
Academics in France have called on the higher education minister to step down over what they say is an attempt to silence them. The government has opened an inquiry into so-called 'Islamo-leftism', which it believes is a threat to French values.
France slammed by Amnesty International over arbitrary arrests
01-01-2021
Amnesty International has slammed France over “arbitrary arrests and detentions” of protesters marching against a controversial new law on security. In a report published on February 8, the human rights observer called on the government to ensure that the right to protest be respected.
Fracture numérique : les aveugles en première ligne
24-09-2020
15% de la population française rencontre encore des difficultés avec les nouvelles technologies. Pour les aveugles et malvoyants, faire une simple recherche sur Internet relève parfois du tour de force. La Fédération des Aveugles leur propose une formation au numérique afin de briser leur isolement.
Étudiants, devenez mentors pour des jeunes défavorisés
11-09-2020
Aider un jeune en décrochage scolaire tout en gagnant des points bonus dans sa filière ? C'est ce que propose aux étudiants l'Afev Strasbourg. L'organisme recherche des bénévoles pour son programme de mentorat et ses membres parcourent en ce moment le campus pour recruter de futurs volontaires.
Portrait de Strasbourgeois.e : Tiphany Hue contre les violences sexistes de rue
12-08-2020
En créant un groupe Facebook de soutien, Tiphany n'avait pas prévu l'avalanche de témoignages de harcèlement de rue qu'elle a reçus. Peu après la création de la page, elle rencontrait la municipalité de la ville pour imaginer ensemble des solutions contre ce phénomène bien trop répandu.
Des photomontages pour revivre l'histoire de Strasbourg
02-09-2020
Corentin Meyer a trouvé un moyen ingénieux de remonter le temps. En superposant clichés anciens et actuels de la ville de Strasbourg, il crée des photomontages qui montrent la réalité de l'occupation allemande. Nous l'avons suivi jusqu'en haut de la cathédrale, appareil photo en main.
