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The ''Réseau Voltaire'' (Voltaire Network) is an international non-profit organisation, based in Paris. Its stated aim is the promotion of freedom and secularism (i.e. ''laïcité''), that is separation of church and state, faith and politics. Chaired by Thierry Meyssan, the group undertook changes in its political orientation, leading to a split in 2003.〔''la fin du réseau Voltaire'' by Michel SITBON, Gilles ALFONSI and Jean-Luc GUILHEM〕〔"la fin du réseau Voltaire" on www.amnistia.net〕 *Chairman : Thierry Meyssan (France) *Deputy chairmen : Sandro Cruz (Peru), Prince Issa El-Ayoubi (Lebanon) The Voltaire Network publishes a free website (voltairenet.org) available in 17 languages (Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and others) and two online databases (911investigations.net and gulfinvestigations.net). == Origins == The Voltaire Network was founded in the context of a campaign in favour of freedom of speech, which the founders thought was put into jeopardy by new laws enshrined in the French penal code. After the campaign the association lived on, specialising in the study of far-right movements and religions. It was vocal notably in preventing the French government from funding the religious part of the Pope's visit to France, and in initiating an investigation of the French Parliament regarding the French far-right militia group DPS. Since 1999, the Réseau Voltaire has dealt with international issues, including daily news about the bombings of Serbia by NATO. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Voltaire Network」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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