Licra Demands Saint-Denis Remove Logo Resembling Its Own, Citing 2024 Adoption Regardless of Mayor
«Quand la précédente équipe municipale pouvait utiliser ce logo en toute tranquillité, la nôtre devrait aujourd’hui en assumer, dans l’urgence, le remplacement et son coût», a protesté le maire LFI de Saint-Denis Bally Bagayoko.
The Licra (International League against Racism and Anti-Semitism) has formally requested the municipality of Saint-Denis to cease using a logo adopted in 2024 that closely resembles its own. The organization emphasized that this request stands regardless of who is currently leading the mayor's office. Saint-Denis's mayor, Bally Bagayoko, a member of La France Insoumise, protested the demand, stating that the previous municipal administration used the logo without issue. He expressed concern about the cost and urgency of replacing the logo. The Licra's action points to a potential trademark dispute and raises questions about brand identity and intellectual property. The situation highlights the complexities of logo usage and recognition.
The Licra is demanding Saint-Denis remove a 2024 logo that allegedly resembles its own, sparking a dispute over brand identity and intellectual property regardless of the current municipal leadership.
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