The French Council of Ministers approved, on Wednesday, a new set of measures to deal with militants in France, and which comes within the framework of measures announced by President Nicolas Sarkozy after seven murders carried out by Jihadist Mohamed Marah.
The bill, which will be submitted to Parliament only after the elections, in case of re-election of incumbent president and the majority present, the possibility of prosecutions per person familiar with the sites promoting Islamic Thought radical on the Internet, or the trips to the outside "to follow the work of ideological," as will be possible to pursue a judicial "All of the encourages the commission of terrorist acts and glorify this kind of activity."
Mr Sarkozy has announced these measures, hours after the death of Mohammed stages, on March 22, shot dead by police who raided his apartment in Toulouse, which protects it.
This was the young French-Algerian origin (23 years) killed seven people - three soldiers and three students and a professor at a Jewish school - stressing his affiliation to the base.
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