The French government will finance a new coalition of civil-society organisations to flag hateful content directly to the national media regulator Arcom, Minister for the Fight Against Discrimination Aurore Bergé said on 9 July. The groups—including SOS Racisme, Licra, Le Crif, Osez le féminisme, Planning Familial and the Fédération des centres LGBTI+—will receive increased public funding to recruit staff dedicated to monitoring social-media platforms. Under the plan, participating associations will have a priority channel to Arcom, enabling swifter removal of antisemitic, racist, anti-Muslim, homophobic and misogynist material posted online. Bergé described the initiative as a “democratic and public-health imperative” and warned digital platforms that France, in coordination with the European Union, is prepared to pursue sanctions if they do not meet their legal obligations.