"Justice has not been up to the task": the predator of a 12-year-old girl, found by her father, sentenced to one year in prison with probation
A 37-year-old man was sentenced to one year in prison with a two-year probation period for targeting a 12-year-old girl on Snapchat, which has left her father questioning the adequacy of the justice system.
Macron: Attack on Iran Violates International Law, Tehran Bears Responsibility
French President Macron states that the attack on Iran breaches international law, attributing the responsibility to Tehran.
"Avoiding Double Punishment": Senators Vote on Text for Parents of Seriously Ill Children
French senators have unanimously passed a law aimed at better supporting parents of children with serious illnesses or disabilities, extending their leave following a diagnosis and simplifying administrative procedures.
France: ‘No’ to the first of two motions of no confidence against the Le Cornu government concerning the energy law
The French government survived the first of two motions of no confidence filed in parliament regarding a new energy law.
End of Life: The National Assembly Once Again Adopts the Law Legalizing Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia
The French National Assembly has once again passed a law legalizing assisted suicide and euthanasia after a contentious second reading.
LIVE - End of life: the Assembly votes again on the law creating assistance to die
The French National Assembly is set to vote again on a significant law concerning the right to die, which has been debated for years and previously passed in its first reading, though certain contentious points remain.
"We're going to try to make it last a little longer": in the Assembly, after the vote was postponed, the tortuous path awaiting the end-of-life law
The French National Assembly has postponed the vote on a contentious end-of-life law aimed at legalizing euthanasia, amid increasing dissent from several deputies.
Guillaume Tabard: "On the end-of-life law, Lecornu wants to be vigilant against any forcefulness"
The article discusses French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s cautious stance on the end-of-life law, emphasizing the need for a consensual adoption amidst contrasting opinions on its second part.
End of life: 'French, do not follow in Quebec's footsteps'
Louis-André Richard warns France against following Quebec's euthanasia model, citing concerns from his own experience as a philosopher involved in the legislation process there.
Global Newspapers: Military Buildup and Threat of War on Iran Raise Serious Questions
The article discusses the serious implications of U.S. military threats against Iran, highlighting critiques from French publications regarding the legality and motivations behind these actions.
Charles Kushner: The Ambassador and Son-in-Law of Trump Who Ignores Diplomatic Protocols
Charles Kushner, the U.S. Ambassador to France and son-in-law of former President Trump, has repeatedly defied diplomatic norms by failing to respond to calls for explanations from the French Foreign Ministry.
U.S. Ambassador in France Denied Access to Government Members, Father of Trump's Son-in-law
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided to prevent U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner from having direct contacts with government members due to a diplomatic protocol breach.
French thinker Jerome Horto: Gaza represents a moment of complete denial of the essence of international justice
French scholar Jerome Horto critiques the failure of international law in the context of Gaza, illustrating a broader structural crisis in justice.
French judiciary considers merging sentences against former president Sarkozy
The French judiciary is reviewing a request from former president Nicolas Sarkozy to merge two sentences related to corruption and illegal campaign financing.
Shoplifting: The Experimentation of AI-Enhanced Cameras in Shops Adopted by the Assembly
The French Assembly has approved a law allowing the trial of AI-enhanced surveillance cameras in retail stores until the end of 2027 to detect and prevent shoplifting.
France's Duplomb law debate reignites over controversial pesticides
The French legislative debate surrounding the Duplomb law has resurfaced, particularly focusing on contentious pesticide usage in agricultural practices.
Search for Victims of French Pedophile Who Abused Children Around the World
French police are seeking potential victims and witnesses in connection with the case of Jacques Leveugle, a retired teacher accused of sexually abusing 89 children over five continents.
Nuclear, wind, solar, geothermal... The 'together at the same time' energy policy of Sébastien Lecornu
The French government's long-awaited energy programming plan, to be presented by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, has faced delays and revisions, including a shift from a proposed law to a decree.
The government will not support the return of the Duplomb law aimed at reauthorizing acetamiprid
The French government has announced it will not support a new proposal to reintroduce the banned pesticide acetamiprid, responding to public concerns about its safety.
In the face of youth violence, "the excuse of minority should be abolished," pleads Gérald Darmanin
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin advocates for abolishing the legal leniency granted to minors who commit crimes, emphasizing the need for stricter consequences.
OnlyFans, Mym, Sexemodel... In response to 'pimps 2.0', the Senate wants to legislate to better protect minors
The French Senate is considering a new law aimed at regulating adult content platforms and protecting minors from exploitation by digital pimps.
Epstein Case: The Minister of the Interior Takes Legal Action Against Alain Soral After Controversial Tweet
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has initiated legal proceedings against far-right ideologue Alain Soral for his antisemitic tweets related to the Epstein case.
In the face of youth delinquency, it is necessary to "ask the question" of abolishing the excuse of minority, says Laurent Nuñez
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez calls for a reconsideration of the legal principle that reduces prison sentences for juvenile offenders amidst increasing youth delinquency.
Senegal: Police dismantles a pedopornography network with the help of French justice
Senegal's police, in collaboration with French authorities, have dismantled a pedopornography network involving both Senegalese nationals and a French citizen.
This is the only place in Croatia where you do not need to report a protest
According to the Law on Public Gatherings, peaceful gatherings and public protests can be held at Zagreb's Square of the French Republic without prior notification to the police or other authorities, making it the only location in Croatia with such status.
The French government attacks 'X' offices, and the reason is grudge
French authorities raided X social media platform offices in Paris, demanding CEO Elon Musk appear in court amid rising scrutiny of the platform across Europe.
Paris prosecutor's cybercrime unit raids X’s French office
The Paris prosecutor's cybercrime unit has conducted a raid on the French office of social media platform X.
Warning against the law of the jungle and mocking Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron warns that the world risks descending into lawlessness and the law of the jungle could replace international agreements and cooperation during a speech at the A conference.
Seine-et-Marne: An Algerian under OQTF suspected of having raped a 15-year-old girl in a park in Melun
A 22-year-old Algerian man, already known to police and under an obligation to leave French territory, has been arrested for the suspected rape of a 15-year-old girl in a park in Melun.
Russia frees French researcher Vinatier convicted under country's 'foreign agents' law
Russia has released French researcher Vinatier, who was previously convicted under the country's controversial 'foreign agents' law.
Macron: “We refuse new colonialism and imperialism, the USA is distancing itself from Allies”
French President Macron delivered a strong condemnation of the United States following its actions in Venezuela and Trump's threats regarding Greenland, stating that 'the law of the strongest' is in effect.
The French Ski Instructors' Union Supports the Generalization of Helmets on the Slopes
The French Ski Instructors' Union, led by president Éric Brèche, expresses its support for making helmets mandatory on ski slopes, following Italy's recent law requiring helmet use.
Macron: France does not approve of the method used by the US to overthrow Maduro
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France neither supported nor approved the method employed by the United States to detain and bring Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to justice.
Venezuela denounces 'extremely serious military aggression' by US
Venezuela condemned a U.S. military operation that led to the capture of President Nicolas Maduro as a violation of international law, supported by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot's statements on sovereignty.
France wants to block social media for children under 15 from the next school year
The French government plans to enact a law prohibiting social media services for minors under 15 starting September 1.