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       France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: guest5
       Date: November 17, 2020, 3:48 pm
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       France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill outside National
       Assembly
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       > Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the French National
       Assembly building in Paris on Tuesday, to protest against the
       so-called 'Global Security' bill being proposed in France.
       >
       > Protesters were seen setting off flares, chanting and waving
       union flags in Paris decrying the proposed bill which would make
       it illegal to disseminate images in which police officers or
       gendarmes can be personally identified. The bill has been
       criticised by activists and journalists, who state it would
       present a danger to press freedom.
       >
       > The protesters gathered as the French National Assembly is
       expected to discuss the bill during the Assembly's sessions from
       Tuesday onwards.
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       Re: France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: guest5
       Date: November 21, 2020, 11:42 am
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       LIVE: Protests against 'global security' bill continue in Paris
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       > Ruptly is live from the Human Rights Square at Trocadero in
       Paris on Saturday, November 21, as demonstrators gather again to
       protest against the so-called 'global security' bill in France.
       >
       > The 'global security' bill, approved on Friday evening by the
       French National Assembly, makes it illegal to disseminate images
       in which police officers or gendarmes can be personally
       identified, and has been heavily criticised by activists and
       journalists, who state it would present a danger to press
       freedom. The bill now has to be approved by the Senate.
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       Re: France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: guest5
       Date: November 30, 2020, 9:35 pm
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       French government drops draft law curbing filming of police
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       > Governing party official says controversial piece of
       legislation will be ‘rewritten’ after uproar.
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       Re: France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: guest5
       Date: December 6, 2020, 12:32 pm
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       Violent protests continue in Paris over police brutality
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       > "We're heading towards an increasingly significant limitation
       of freedom."
       >
       > Violent protests against police brutality and a new security
       bill continue in France.
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       Re: France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: guest5
       Date: January 24, 2021, 3:17 pm
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       France: Yellow Vests join workers protesting job cuts in Paris
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       > Yellow Vests gathered near the State Council, in Paris, on
       Saturday, to march towards the National Assembly and join the
       demonstration organised by workers rallying against job cuts.
       >
       > Before joining the workers' demonstration, members of the
       Yellow Vest movement protested against the so-called 'Global
       Security Bill.'
       >
       > This law, filed by MPs from the presidential party, proposes
       controversial measures including groundmass surveillance, air
       mass surveillance and a ban on documenting police action.
       >
       > "It used to be an issue that only impacted a certain group of
       people such as the homeless, the unemployed and the poor, but
       now it's affecting everyone," said Amine Mellah, a Yellow Vest.
       >
       > Anti-riot police forces promptly arrived and secured the area,
       walking alongside protesters during the demonstration.
       >
       > Among the workers protesting were members of the hospitality
       sector, and several trade unions such as the CGT and the Union
       Syndicale Solidaires participated in the march.
       >
       > Some of the workers protesting wore orange vests and helmets
       and marched while chanting slogans through megaphones.
       >
       > "They should stop destroying companies and try to maintain
       jobs, especially now with COVID-19 and all the financial issues
       that can impact companies," said Alexandre Bouri, a protester
       wearing an orange vest.
       >
       > According to official statistics, France's unemployment rate
       increased to 9 percent in the third quarter of 2020, the highest
       level since the same period of 2018.
       >
       > Before dispersing, the protesters' procession continued
       towards the Medef headquarters, the largest federation of
       business leaders and employers in France.
       >
       > #YellowVests​ #franceprotests​
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       Re: France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: guest5
       Date: April 7, 2021, 10:42 pm
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       Amnesty's new chief issues a ‘red card’ to France
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       > Amnesty International's new chief, Agnes Callamard, has issued
       a "red card" to France for its restrictions on the right to
       demonstrate and the controversial new security law.
       > #France​ #Amnesty​ #Protest​
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       > mousquetaire krypton
       > 8 hours ago
       > She did not speak about basic human rights of muslims in
       France and the systematic discrimination and prosecution they
       are facing. In addition, I noticed she used "we" ( she meant we
       the french), then she quickly withdrew "we" and replace it with
       "France".
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       > C. Lincoln
       > 9 hours ago
       > If France gets another red card then he'll get a yellow card
       and get sent to the naughty corner.
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       Re: France: Protesters decry "Global Security" bill
       outside National Assembly
   DIR By: acc9
       Date: January 6, 2022, 6:27 am
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  HTML https://edition.cnn.com/2022/01/05/europe/macron-unvaccinated-comments-vaccine-pass-intl/index.html
       And this time, they are protesting against Macron's foul
       language aimed at the unvaccinated, alienating himself from both
       the left and the right, and just several months away from the
       election.
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