Alice Cordier

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Alice Cordier (born 1998) is a French identitarian activist. Having received her political education at Action Française, Academia Christiana and the Institut de formation politique, she founded the Collectif Némésis in 2019, which she has chaired ever since. This female-led identitarian collective presents itself as feminist whilst attributing violence against women primarily to immigration. Cordier has become its main public face, appearing notably on media outlets belonging to the Bolloré group. She advocates for complementarity between men and women. Several media outlets have reported on her links with neo-Nazi activists, which she disputes on certain points. In February 2026, Quentin Deranque, a radical far-right activist, died in Lyon following a brawl with anti-fascists. Cordier portrayed him as an activist who had come to protect the activists from Némésis, who had turned up to disrupt a conference by MEP Rima Hassan – a claim his parents dispute. According to Le Canard enchaîné...

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