PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS
Since December 1996, the family of Sophie has continued to struggle in the pain of loss. Nonetheless the family has never ceased to hope for justice.
But after eleven years of repeated requests from the Irish and French Justice authorities, expectations, false hopes, the situation reached an unbearable level.
It was urgent to boost this fight for truth and justice in the sharing by those that injustice revolt, whether or not they have known Sophie. That is the raison d'être of our Association created on 29 December, 2007.
After almost fifteen years of existence of our group, all of us, through our membership or many other kind of support, we have brought certainty to the son of Sophie, her parents, her brothers, that they no longer feel isolated to face premature and empty announcements, false certainties and various hindrances.
The questions that our Association and the family of Sophie have raised will soon find answers favourable to the realisation of ours goals, thanks to the strength of the collective actions already undertaken, as well as those envisaged in the future.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MURDER OF SOPHIE TOSCAN DU PLANTIER
Newspaper articles about the death of Ian Bailey.
The following press articles represent only their authors' views; they do not always reflect the judicial truth established on May 31, 2019, by the Court...
15 offences against the truth
ASophie Toscan du Plantier’s case: 15 offences against the truth. Sophie's death on December 23, 1996 is the result of a felony. The treatment of the case was marred by a shockingly long list of offences against the truth. Here we’ve identified 15 of them.
2020 - today: The Irish « cavalier seul »
Despite Ian Bailey's conviction by the French courts, Ireland refuses to execute the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued against him and is relaunching investigations under the gaze of the French and European authorities.
2013 – 2019: Investigation in France and Assizes Paris trial
After the negative decision of the Supreme Court of Ireland, the association remains mobilized. It continues and directs its actions so that French justice brings the main suspect Ian Bailey to the Assizes.
Breaking News
21 janvier 2024 : THE ASSOPH learns of the death of Ian Bailey
Press Release
of january 23 2024
