Non-profit association · France
Shedding light
on hatred.
Artists, lawyers, legal experts and professionals united against hatred in all its forms, and alongside those who suffer it.
ScrollNon-profit association · France
Artists, lawyers, legal experts and professionals united against hatred in all its forms, and alongside those who suffer it.
ScrollI · What we fight
Islamophobia, racism, antisemitism, discrimination based on religion, beliefs or opinions. Propaganda, disinformation, cyberbullying: on social media, on television, in the press.
II · Monitoring & reporting
We analyse content from television, radio, the press and major media, and report it to Arcom, the public prosecutor and the Pharos platform, with full respect for freedom of expression.
III · Legal action
Donations fund actions taken in the interest of victims: lawyers, bailiffs, experts, court fees. Lawyers plead; we support them, never acting in their place.
IV · Victim support
We guide every victim to the right services, authorities and professionals: reporting, listening, victim support, a lawyer of their choice.
V · Every belief
Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Taoism, the Bahá’í Faith, Shinto, Jainism, secular beliefs: the Collective defends everyone’s freedom of conscience.
VI · Bringing together
Exhibitions, meetings, artistic projects: the Collective defends freedom of conscience and dialogue between cultures. It is open to everyone who shares its purpose.
Our purpose · Article 2
Collectif SUNHEAT fights hatred in all its forms, in particular Islamophobia, as well as racism, antisemitism and any discrimination based on religion, beliefs or opinions. Online and in the media.
Disinterested management. Board roles are voluntary; every euro serves the purpose.
ART. 5 · 15Of any political party, press group, company or institution.
ART. 2 · 10It defends everyone's freedom of conscience, religion, belief and opinion.
ART. 2It guides and supports, never replacing the authorities, the courts or lawyers.
ART. 2Our actions
Young people, families, schools and professionals: preventing online hatred and teaching media literacy.
Television, radio, press, major media and social networks: continuous monitoring and analysis.
To the competent bodies: Arcom, the public prosecutor, the Pharos platform, within the law.
Lawyers' fees, bailiffs, experts and court costs, from earmarked funds.
Listening, guiding to the right people and staying present, alongside the lawyer they freely choose.
Against any stigmatisation based on religion, beliefs or opinions.
Exhibitions, meetings and artistic events for living together and fraternity.
Connecting committed artists, lawyers, legal experts, volunteers and partners.
Publishing content and partnering with public, private and non-profit actors.
Victim support
Here are the official, free numbers and services to know (France). The Collective can then listen, guide you and support your lawyer's action.
National helpline against online violence. Free, anonymous and confidential.
E-ENFANCE.ORG 116 006Listening, information and guidance for any victim. Free.
FRANCE VICTIMES 39 28The Defender of Rights, for any discrimination, including on religious grounds.
ANTIDISCRIMINATIONS.FR PharosReport hateful or illegal online content to the police.
INTERNET-SIGNALEMENT.GOUV.FR ArcomReport a broadcast programme to the media regulator.
ARCOM.FRThe right reflexes
Screenshots with the date, page address and account name.
Block the author and report the content to the platform.
At a police station, or in writing to the public prosecutor.
We guide you and can support your lawyer's action.
The Collective is neither an emergency service nor a law firm. It does not give legal advice on a regular basis: it guides, supports and can fund an action led by the lawyer you freely choose.
Reporting
Hateful content, a discriminatory remark, harassment: describe it in a few minutes. The Collective analyses it, takes it to the competent bodies and guides you.
Report received
Your referenceSH-0000
The Collective’s board is reviewing your report. If the content is illegal and still online, also report it on Pharos: the two steps complement each other.
The Collective · Article 6
The Collective brings together people who contribute their skills personally and voluntarily. Legal professionals appointed for an action are engaged by written agreement, at normal market terms.
To carry the Collective's voice and unite through culture.
To analyse, document and guide.
To represent victims in court, freely chosen by them.
To help establish the facts, on a voluntary basis.
Founders
Artist · Founder, president and treasurer
Founder, secretary
Join · Articles 6 to 8
Any individual or organisation may apply. The board reviews each application; membership means accepting the bylaws.
Active member
You take part regularly in activities and pay the annual fee.
Apply for membershipBenefactor
You support the Collective with a donation or a fee above the active member fee.
Apply for membershipHonorary member
Appointed by the board for services rendered, exempt from fees.
Read the bylawsThe fee is set by the general assembly (art. 8) and will be shared when you are admitted.
Donations · Article 18
One-off or monthly gifts, by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or in crypto. You choose the allocation of your gift, it is tracked separately and your receipt is issued at once.
DonateGovernance
Adopted unanimously by the founding assembly of 15 October 2026.
All paid-up members, one vote each. At least once a year: accounts, budget, elections.
ART. 11 · 12Two to nine members elected for three years. It runs the association and decides on admissions.
ART. 13President, treasurer, secretary. Unpaid roles, held on a voluntary basis.
ART. 14 · 15Roadmap
Association governed by the French law of 1 July 1901, "Collectif SUNHEAT", a legal entity distinct from its members. Non-profit purpose: fighting hatred, Islamophobia, racism, antisemitism and discrimination; supporting victims; living together. Seat in Châtenay-Malabry. Unlimited duration. Disinterested management.
Founding, active, benefactor and honorary members. Admission by the board. Fee set by the general assembly. Guaranteed independence: no member, partner or funder alone decides the association's direction.
Annual ordinary general assembly; extraordinary assembly to amend the bylaws. Board of 2 to 9 members elected for 3 years, bureau elected from within. Unpaid roles. Any agreement with a director or member requires prior board approval.
Fees, grants, donations, sponsorship, event income. Funds raised for an action are earmarked and tracked separately. Financial year from 1 January to 31 December; first year closes on 31 December 2027. Special register kept by the secretary.
The bylaws are amended in extraordinary assembly by a two-thirds majority. On dissolution, net assets go to a non-profit with a similar purpose, never to a member or founder.
The journal
Contact
A request for help, membership, a partnership: every message is read by the Collective's board.