Three years after the murder of Mahamadou Cissé, the trial at the Assises de Charleville-Mézières opened on September 10, 2026. The accused, an octogenary, former Harki military, appeared on four counts, including that of voluntary homicide. The Cissé family hoped that the court decision would send a strong signal to all racists.
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Three years after the murder of Mahamadou Cissé, the trial at the Assises de Charleville-Mézières opened on September 10, 2026. The accused, an octogenary, former Harki military, appeared on four counts, including that of voluntary homicide. The Cissé family hoped that the court decision would send a strong signal to all racists.