Christine Tasin (born 24 January 1955) is a French anti-Islam writer, activist and founder of the Republican Resistance.^[1][2] She has been convicted several times for inciting hatred against Muslims.^[3][4][5]

Tasin is an atheist and comes from a politically leftist background,^[1] having been a member of the Socialist Party (PS) and the Citizen and Republican Movement (MRC).^[6] She has been married twice, and has three children from her first marriage.^[1] Her attention to Islam was started with the Islamic scarf controversy in 1989.^[1] She has collaborated with Riposte Laïque, founded in 2007, and is in a relationship with its founder Pierre Cassen.^[1][7] As a counter-jihad activist,^[8] she founded the Republican Resistance in 2010,^[1] which organises social gatherings and demonstrations together with Riposte Laïque.^[6] In 2010 she notably helped organise a "wine and pork aperitif" event in a heavily Muslim neighbourhood in Paris.^[1][6] She has later participated in Pegida demonstrations in Germany,^[9] and in the Sovereignty, Identity and Freedoms (SIEL) political party together with Renaud Camus among others.^[10]

• Assises internationales sur l'islamisation de nos pays - 18 décembre 2010 (with Pierre Cassen), 2010 ISBN 978-2953604221
• La faute du bobo Jocelyn (with Pierre Cassen), 2011 ISBN 978-2953604238
• Apero Saucisson Pinard (with Pierre Cassen and Fabrice Robert), 2012 ISBN 9782888921486
• Qu'est-ce qu'elle vous a fait la république?, 2013 ISBN 978-2954637907
• Les assassins obéissent au Coran (with René d'Armor), 2016 ISBN 978-2954637914
• L'islam à la conquête de l'école, 2017 ISBN 978-2954637945
• Assassins Obey The Quran: Fort Hood, San Bernadino, Orlando (with René d'Armor), 2017 ISBN 978-2954637921