Parliament finally passes Ripost Bill on Public Peace
After the adoption in the Senate in the early afternoon, 351 MPs voted against 179 in the National Assembly
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After the adoption in the Senate in the early afternoon, 351 MPs voted against 179 in the National Assembly. In contrast, MP LFI Andrée Taurinya denounced measures inspired by the programme of the National Rally, "sustaining the rule of law and fundamental freedoms", with a single objective, "targeting young people, precarious racialised populations, Travellers".. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez welcomed a text that makes "the choice of intransigence with delinquency", "without prejudice to public freedoms and the rule of law".
Furthermore, "I regret this because we needed to strengthen our means of action against homophobic and racist songs in sports venues," said Laurent Nuñez. Pass advertising "It is this firmness, this immediacy that will be able to stem the sense of impunity enjoyed by offenders, the impression of injustice suffered by our fellow citizens and the sense of impotence sometimes experienced by police officers and gendarmes," he stressed. Provision is also made for the inclusion of lump sum fines in Criminal Records Bulletin No. 2.
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After the adoption in the Senate in the early afternoon, 351 MPs voted against 179 in the National Assembly.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn contrast, MP LFI Andrée Taurinya denounced measures inspired by the programme of the National Rally, "sustaining the rule of law and fundamental freedoms", with a single objective, "targeting young people, precarious racialised populations, Travellers"..
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesInterior Minister Laurent Nuñez welcomed a text that makes "the choice of intransigence with delinquency", "without prejudice to public freedoms and the rule of law".
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"I regret this because we needed to strengthen our means of action against homophobic and racist songs in sports venues," said Laurent Nuñez.
according to Le ParisienPass advertising "It is this firmness, this immediacy that will be able to stem the sense of impunity enjoyed by offenders, the impression of injustice suffered by our fellow citizens and the sense of impotence sometimes experienced by police officers and gendarmes," he stressed.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésProvision is also made for the inclusion of lump sum fines in Criminal Records Bulletin No. 2.
according to Le Parisien
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