France Adopts a Law that Changes the Rules on the Use of Weapons by Law Enforcement Agencies.
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According to the Assembly's Rules of Procedure, a debate in the Chamber "may" be held on a report on a petition signed by more than 500,000 people, but a committee must first decide to close it down or consider it.
The National Assembly, the lower chamber of the French Parliament, is examining Tuesday the draft law on the response to daily insecurity (Ripost), a controversial initiative that aims to amend the regulations on the use of arms and...
On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, after the public vote on the text of the Joint Joint Committee on the RIPOST Bill, MPs had to go to the Law Committee to decide whether or not to classify the petition against the proposed law on the presumption of self-defence of the security forces.A free media thanks to its readers We chose a model without paywall or advertising.If the monthly objective is achieved, the media remains fully accessible to all.Your sup…
The Law Commission will decide, on 21 July, whether or not the petition against the law "to recognize a presumption of self-defence for the law enforcement authorities" will be the subject of a public debate. Assimilated to a "permission to kill", the text arouses wide opposition.
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