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Tag: Bernard-henri Levy

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Iranian Press Calls Mrs. Sarkozy a ‘Prostitute’

Here’s a riddle: What do you call a former supermodel, sometime recording artist and current French first lady when she opposes the stoning death of an Iranian woman accused of adultery?

Posted on Aug 30, 2010 READ MORE | 22 COMMENTS

AP / Roberto Pfeil

Declaring that he only wants “to be treated fairly like everyone else,” auteur-in-exile Roman Polanski spoke out on his own behalf on Sunday via his ally Bernard-Henri Lévy’s website, claiming that there are “no grounds” for his extradition to the U.S. to face charges related to his decades-old sexual assault case.