“Never Accept Immigration: We made that mistake in Western Europe”—French Feminist Leader Alice Cordier
17th December 2025
Alice Cordier is one of the most prominent young voices of the new European counter-feminist movement. As the leader of Collectif Némésis in France, she has become known for denouncing the blindness of mainstream feminism toward the consequences of mass immigration on women’s safety and civil liberties. Her activism confronts both the political establishment and the dominant cultural narratives, placing her at the center of France’s heated debates on identity, security, and women’s rights.
Under her leadership, Collectif Némésis has staged high-impact public actions, often facing hostility from far-left groups and resistance from institutional actors. Cordier and her colleagues argue that the protection of European women cannot be separated from broader questions of borders, national identity, and social cohesion. Their efforts have earned them both enthusiastic support and intense opposition, making Némésis one of the most controversial feminist initiatives in contemporary France.
At MCC Brussels’ ‘Battle for the Soul of Europe’ gathering, where thinkers, politicians, and activists from across the continent met to discuss Europe’s future, Cordier brought a stark message: Europe is undergoing a civilizational shift, and young women must take a leading role in confronting the cultural and security challenges posed by uncontrolled immigration. She spoke with europeanconservative.com‘s Javier Villamor about the situation facing women in France.