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French Lawmaker Caught Buying Designer Drug In Street Deal
A French far-left lawmaker admitted on Tuesday to having been caught by police after purchasing a synthetic drug from an underage supplier in a street deal, earning him a sharp rebuke from France's law-and-order interior minister.
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France Set To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
French lawmakers are expected Monday to anchor the right to abortion in the country's constitution, in a global first that has garnered overwhelming public support.
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French Lawmakers Slash 'Nutella Tax' After Indonesia, Malaysia Protest
French lawmakers have voted to slash surtax on imported palm oil -- dubbed the Nutella tax because the commodity is used in the popular chocolate spread -- after protests from top growers Indonesia and Malaysia.
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French Lawmakers To Debate Contested Post-Attacks Constitution Changes
French lawmakers will today begin debating proposals to change the constitution to strip dual nationals of their French citizenship in terrorism cases and enshrine in the text controversial measures put in place after the November 13 attacks on Paris.
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French Lawmakers Adopt Bill to Block Minors From Leaving for Jihad
French lawmakers adopted a draft law Thursday that will require minors to have permission from their parents or legal guardians before leaving the country in a bid to curb departures for jihad in Iraq or Syria.
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France to Pass Law to Ease End-of-Life Suffering
French lawmakers were today expected to vote overwhelmingly in favour of a law that would allow medics to place terminally ill patients into a deep sleep until they die.
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French Lawmakers Back Sunday Shopping Zones
French lawmakers voted late yesterday in favour of proposals to introduce "international tourist zones" where shops would be open tomorrow and until midnight every night.
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French Lawmaker Caught Buying Designer Drug In Street Deal
A French far-left lawmaker admitted on Tuesday to having been caught by police after purchasing a synthetic drug from an underage supplier in a street deal, earning him a sharp rebuke from France's law-and-order interior minister.
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France Set To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
French lawmakers are expected Monday to anchor the right to abortion in the country's constitution, in a global first that has garnered overwhelming public support.
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French Lawmakers Slash 'Nutella Tax' After Indonesia, Malaysia Protest
French lawmakers have voted to slash surtax on imported palm oil -- dubbed the Nutella tax because the commodity is used in the popular chocolate spread -- after protests from top growers Indonesia and Malaysia.
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French Lawmakers To Debate Contested Post-Attacks Constitution Changes
French lawmakers will today begin debating proposals to change the constitution to strip dual nationals of their French citizenship in terrorism cases and enshrine in the text controversial measures put in place after the November 13 attacks on Paris.
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French Lawmakers Adopt Bill to Block Minors From Leaving for Jihad
French lawmakers adopted a draft law Thursday that will require minors to have permission from their parents or legal guardians before leaving the country in a bid to curb departures for jihad in Iraq or Syria.
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France to Pass Law to Ease End-of-Life Suffering
French lawmakers were today expected to vote overwhelmingly in favour of a law that would allow medics to place terminally ill patients into a deep sleep until they die.
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French Lawmakers Back Sunday Shopping Zones
French lawmakers voted late yesterday in favour of proposals to introduce "international tourist zones" where shops would be open tomorrow and until midnight every night.
