Arié Alimi
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Arié Alimi (born 1977 in Sarcelles), is a French lawyer and a member of the Human Rights League (LDH).[1]
Son of a physiotherapist, of Algerian origin, Arié Alimi studied at the private Jewish school for boys Ozar Hatorah in Sarcelles until the third grade.[2]
After a year at the Medical School (6th arrondissement of Paris) he decided to study law at Pantheon-Assas University where he obtained in 2000 a DESS degree in the laws of business and taxation.[3] then a diploma in business legal counsel. He became involved during his years of study within the Union of Jewish Students of France.
In 2001 he joined the Paris Barrier - his sister was also a lawyer. He studied at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS), where he obtained a Master of Advanced Studies.[4]
After working for Urbino et associés, he founded his firm specializing in commercial real estate law.[5]
In January 2021, he published with Éditions du Seuil a book entitled The emergency coup: surveillance, repression and freedoms.[6]
