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En plein quartier Montparnasse, il peut constituer une alternative aux nombreuses crêperies.Proximité des cinémas oblige, on y côtoiera plutôt de jeunes urbains, équipés de leurs iphones. A vous les grillades, argentines bien sûr mais aussi françaises.
Since late 2013, after a military coup led by Sissi ousted the elected Islamist government, an estimated 550 people accused of being gay have been arrested, activists said.“Charges include ‘habitual debauchery,’ ‘inciting indecency and debauchery,’ and ‘joining a banned group.’ ” Doaa Mostafa, the human rights lawyer, said both of her clients — Ahmed and Sara — are in jail awaiting trial.Sara was arrested this month at her home in the middle of the night.A crackdown on gay people in Egypt intensified in recent days as security forces raided cafes in downtown Cairo and courts delivered harsh prison sentences, further driving the nation’s LGBT community underground.More than 60 people have been arrested, human rights activists said, since a concert last month by a rock group where some members of the audience waved a rainbow flag — photos of which went viral on social media and caused public outrage.