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Bilal Hassani鈥檚 case is backed by the association Stop Homophobie, whose spokesperson Jo毛l Berthout said: 鈥淭he bullies think they can say anything under freedom of speech.鈥�

The 19-year-old singer鈥檚 lawyer said the social media messages, which say they hope he will die and claim he is a disgrace to his country and his religion 鈥� although his beliefs are not known 鈥� were 鈥渦nacceptable鈥�.

Culprits risk six years in prison and a fine of 鈧�45,000.

Bilal, who is Parisian with French-Moroccan parents, has asked people to 鈥渓et him live鈥�.

He has apologised over an old tweet in which he accused Israel 鈥� host of the Eurovision contest on May 14 鈥� of crimes against humanity, and after a video was published showing him joking about terrorism. He said he was young at the time.