Robert Badinter, Before the Man of Abolition, the Glittering Avocado

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The date was not chosen at random. Thursday 9 October, 44 years to the day after the abolition of the death penalty, Robert Badinter will enter the Pantheon. The former lawyer and keeper of the Seals could not resolve to live in a society ready to cut a man in half, according to his words. Until 1977, the sentenced to death were executed by guillotine. He decides to make it a museum object. For the occasion, one of them is exposed to the Mucem o…

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Prior to the October 9 ceremony at the Pantheon, a funeral vigil will be held the night before at the Constitutional Council and will be open to the public.

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Robert Badinter, who entered the Pantheon, is known as the man of the abolition of the death penalty in France. Before this commitment against the death penalty, he was also the lawyer of many...

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Before joining the Pantheon on 9 October, the Constitutional Council will welcome on Wednesday 8 October a funeral vigil of Robert Badinter opened to the public. "Moment de recollection", cannon fire on Thursday in the gardens of the Palais-Royal... How will the event take place?

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Before joining the Pantheon, France is preparing to celebrate Robert Badinder, the man who abolished the death penalty. A public vigil will be held on Wednesday evening at the Constitutional Council, where he left his mark. The Constitutional Council will become on Wednesday evening the theatre of a rare republican tribute: a vigil open to all [...] This article The Republic honors Robert Badinter est apparu en premier sur Rolling Stone.

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A class of third-class college students from Cognin, near Chambéry, will attend the pantheonization of Robert Badinter on Thursday 9 October. Hidden here during the occupation, the journey of the former Keeper of Seals allows these college students to reflect on justice and fraternity.