At BFM-TV, journalists are concerned about the "banalization of certain racist remarks" on air and demand "concrete measures" from management

On November 4, BFM-TV journalists expressed concerns over editorial practices perceived as racist, urging management to address these issues. Over 200 journalists signed a letter demanding measures to improve the channel's image and ensure impartiality. They highlighted the normalization of racist rhetoric, particularly in light of recent events and controversial guest appearances. The management announced initiatives to enhance guest diversity and monitor content, while denying any wrongdoing. The channel's director defended the editorial stance, emphasizing the importance of questioning guests without endorsing their views. Support for journalist Sonia Mabrouk was reiterated amid ongoing internal criticism.