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Over 30,000 people rally in Tokyo to defend Japan's pacifist constitution

STORY: Over 30,000 people rally in Tokyo to defend Japan's pacifist constitution SHOOTING TIME: May 3, 2024 DATELINE: May 5, 2024 LENGTH: 00:01:27 LOCATION: Tokyo CATEGORY: POLITICS/SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of the rally 2. SOUNDBITE 1 (Japanese): KANEHISA YAMAUCHI, Protester 3. SOUNDBITE 2 (Japanese): AKIKO NOGAKI, Protester 4. SOUNDBITE 3 (Japanese): SHOICHI ITOH, Protester STORYLINE: More than 30,000 peace-seeking Japanese participated in a massive rally in Tokyo on Friday to defend the country's pacifist constitution, chanting "No constitutional amendments, defend the constitution, protect peace!" Japan marked the 77th memorial day of its pacifist post-war Constitution on May 3. The supreme law's Article 9 renounces war and bans the country from maintaining land, sea and air forces, as well as other war potential. However, nowadays, concerns mount among Japanese people regarding the steadfastness in upholding the principles of the war-renouncing constitution. Kanehisa Yamauchi, who just returned

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China doing great in advancing and safeguarding human rights in Xinjiang: Tanzanian woman recalls life in Kashgar

STORY: China doing great in advancing and safeguarding human rights in Xinjiang: Tanzanian woman recalls life in Kashgar SHOOTING TIME: Jan. 25, 2024 DATELINE: Jan. 28, 2024 LENGTH: 00:03:53 LOCATION: ZANZIBAR, Tanzania CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of Hadiya Msham Abdulla and Dilshat Tursun in Zanzibar 2. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): HADIYA MSHAM, Resident in Zanzibar, Tanzania 3. SOUNDBITE 2 (English): DILSHAT TURSUN, Resident from Kashgar, Xinjiang 4. various of Kashgar and Urumqi 5. various of Hadiya Msham Abdulla and Dilshat Tursun in Kashgar 6. SOUNDBITE 3 (English): HADIYA MSHAM, Resident in Zanzibar, Tanzania STORYLINE: A Tanzanian woman who married a man from China's Xinjiang recalled her time in the northwestern Chinese region, saying Xinjiang is a beautiful region, and she enjoys living there. Hadiya Msham Abdulla from Zanzibar, Tanzania, tied the knot with Dilshat Tursun in Kashgar in Xinjiang three years ago. Interviewed when spending a holiday at their father-in-law’s house in Chuini vill

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Eric Coquerel joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Amnesty International France’s President Jean-Claude Samouiller joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

MRAP’s President Francois Sauterey joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Andree Taurinya joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Arnaud Le Gall joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Eric Coquerel joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Eric Coquerel joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Eric Coquerel joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

La France Insoumise (LFI) MP Eric Coquerel joins protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gathering to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris

Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

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TOP 10 CHINESE SPORTS NEWS EVENTS IN 2022

(221227) -- BEIJING, Dec. 27, 2022 (Xinhua) -- File photo taken on July 25, 2022 shows local residents exercise in a park in Otog Banner of Erdos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. A revision to China's sports law was passed on June 24 at the session of the National People's Congress Standing Committee and will take effect on January 1, 2023. This was the first comprehensive and systematic revision since the law's initial enforcement in 1995. The revised Law on Physical Culture and Sports added four new chapters, namely "Anti-Doping", "Sports Arbitration", "Sports Industry" and "Supervision and Management", further improving the basic legal framework of sports in China. (Photo by Wang Zheng/Xinhua)