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French Senate approves bill to strengthen the legal and regulatory framework for combating antisemitism in higher education - European Jewish Congress

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The French Senate adopted, in its first reading, a bill to “strengthen the legal and regulatory framework for combating antisemitism in higher education.” A recent Senate mission also concluded that there had been a “resurgence” of an “antisemitic climate” in universities, following a highly publicised incident at Sciences Po. Senators Pierre-Antoine Lévi and Bernard Fialaire, who were already rapporteurs for this mission, have transcribed sever…
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World Jewish Congress Hosts Diplomatic Trainings on Antisemitism and Holocaust Remembrance with UNESCO & UN Geneva Permanent Missions - World Jewish Congress

In Geneva and Paris, the World Jewish Congress collaborated with the Permanent Delegations to UNESCO of France, Germany, and the United States, as well as the UN Permanent Missions in Geneva, to host both an expert-led antisemitism training session and a tour of the Maison d’Izieu memorial site.

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French Senate approves bill to strengthen the legal and regulatory framework for combating antisemitism in higher education - European Jewish Congress

The French Senate adopted, in its first reading, a bill to “strengthen the legal and regulatory framework for combating antisemitism in higher education.” A recent Senate mission also concluded that there had been a “resurgence” of an “antisemitic climate” in universities, following a highly publicised incident at Sciences Po. Senators Pierre-Antoine Lévi and Bernard Fialaire, who were already rapporteurs for this mission, have transcribed sever…

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