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France's National Assembly adopts a controversial bill against Islamist "separatism",which has been criticised for stigmatising Muslims and giving the state new powers to limit speech and religious groups. IMAGES
Paris, Jan 30 (EFE/EPA).- Thirty-five people were arrested Saturday amid sporadic clashes between police and some 33,000 people who took to the streets of this capital and other French cities to protest against a proposed new security law, authorities said.All but seven of the arrests took place in Paris, where the number of protesters was just over 5,000, according to the Interior Ministry.Two police officers received minor injuries. (Camera: MOHAMMED BADRA).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE GATHER IN PARIS' PLACE DE LA REPUBLIQUE ON SATURDAY, 30 JANUARY 2021, TO PROTEST AGAINST FRANCE'S PROPOSED GLOBAL SECURITY LAW, AND FRENCH POLICE USE WATER CANNON DURING A DEMONSTRATION AGAINST FRANCE PROPOSED GLOBAL SECURITY LAW IN PARIS, FRANCE.
Thousands of demonstrators take to the snowy Paris streets to protest against a controversial security bill that would limit filming of the police. Critics say it will make it harder for journalists and citizens to document cases of police brutality. IMAGES
French security forces disperse protesters who rallied against a security bill that would place limits on filming police officers. Some members of the security forces removed their helmets in front of protesters at the end of the demonstration, eliciting applause from the crowd. IMAGES
Paris, Nov 20 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Christophe Petit Tesson) Members of the French parliament held a session at the National Assembly the bill 'Loi de Securite Globale' (Global Security Law) in Paris. A draft global security legislation presented to the French Parliament is creating controversy. Critics have warned that the proposed bill would be a danger to press freedom, including the requirement to blur the faces of police officers on duty.FOOTAGE OF THE FRENCH PARLIAMENT.
Paris (France), Nov 17 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Mohamed Badra).- France's interior minister Gerald Darmanin participated Tuesday in a question's session in the National Assembly to answer questions on a security bill presented in the parliament. The new security bill has attracted controversy as its critics have warned that it could pose a threat to press freedom. FOOTAGE OF THE SESSION AT THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ON TUESDAY IN PARIS.
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