Overview
- SOS Racisme confirmed it filed a complaint in September for apology of crimes against humanity, with the case transmitted by the online hate unit to the Lyon prosecutor's office.
- Mila says she has been called in for an open hearing under the offense of apology of terrorism, reflecting a different legal classification currently recorded by prosecutors.
- The Licra announced on January 26 that it is initiating its own legal action over the same Instagram story.
- The image showed a T‑shirt reading "Adidolf" with three raised arms resembling Nazi salutes, which SOS Racisme argues meets the legal threshold for apology of crimes against humanity.
- Mila defends the post as dark humor and wordplay, is appealing a December conviction for racist speech, and faces reported potential penalties of up to seven years in prison and a €100,000 fine.