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Crowds of citizens have been taking to the streets all around France every saturday, since November 2020. They are protesting against a Law, called “Sécurité Globale”, which the Government is...
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Crowds of citizens have been taking to the streets all around France every saturday, since November 2020. They are protesting against a Law, called “Sécurité Globale”, which the Government is committed to push ahead.
The Draft Law includes controversial new powers for police, and the prohibition for any citizen - journalists and media included - to film police while in service. This would prevent anyone to collect any proof of potential misuse of power and illegal violence by police (art. 24).
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The Draft Law includes controversial new powers for police, and the prohibition for any citizen - journalists and media included - to film police while in service. This would prevent anyone to collect any proof of potential misuse of power and illegal violence by police (art. 24).
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23 DEC 2020 · In this audio-interview, Edira “Eda” Nano, an activist for the French association La Quadrature du Net, talks to Simona Bonfante about the “Sécurité Globale” Law, and what’s at stake for ordinary citizens, should the Law be approved.
Crowds of citizens have been taking to the streets all around France every saturday, since November 2020. They are protesting against a Law, called “Sécurité Globale”, which the Government is...
show more
Crowds of citizens have been taking to the streets all around France every saturday, since November 2020. They are protesting against a Law, called “Sécurité Globale”, which the Government is committed to push ahead.
The Draft Law includes controversial new powers for police, and the prohibition for any citizen - journalists and media included - to film police while in service. This would prevent anyone to collect any proof of potential misuse of power and illegal violence by police (art. 24).
show less
The Draft Law includes controversial new powers for police, and the prohibition for any citizen - journalists and media included - to film police while in service. This would prevent anyone to collect any proof of potential misuse of power and illegal violence by police (art. 24).
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