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Pervasive Racism or American Giants? The Target of France's Hate Speech Law - Australian Institute of International Affairs
The “Avia law” is presented as a victory of the French state over Facebook, but it’s unclear if it primarily combats online hate speech or the power of American multinationals. On 4 July, the French national assembly completed its review of a law to combat online hate speech proposed by Laetitia Avia from the party now in government, La République en Marche (LREM). The proposed “Avia law” was made possible by the May 2018 talks between Emmanuel Macron and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg.
Australian Outlook Blog Posts Archive - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Australia never once purported to exercise its right to grant diplomatic asylum despite quite exceptionally choosing to assert the existence of that right. Other countries that denied the existence of such a right nevertheless granted it in practice.
A Macron moment | Inside Story
Emmanuel Macron landed in Sydney on Tuesday, fresh from a high-profile visit to the United States and still buoyed by the “Macronmania” that has swept the world since his election. Much hope had been invested in his capacity to persuade Donald Trump to resist the temptations of American isolationism, and many leaders would once again have envied the rapport he seems to have established with Trump when he attended last year’s French national day celebrations on the Champs-Élysées.
Macron and Le Pen battle voter disdain as they square off for French presidency
The first round of voting in the French presidential election delivered a profound blow to the two parties that have dominated the country’s politics since the 1970s. Together, the centre-right Republicans and the centre-left Socialists obtained only 26% of the vote, down from nearly 56% in the first round of the 2012 election. Two political movements – National Front and En Marche! – have forced them off stage. National Front has existed since the early 1970s.
Will the French Vote Bring Revolution or Paralysis?
The emergence of Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron as the leading candidates in this weekend’s French presidential election reflects a crisis of faith in the country’s political elites. Looking beyond Sunday, it is unclear that either of the outsider candidates can fulfil their promises: paralysis may instead result.
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