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Gérald Darmanin photographed at the National Assembly on Monday December 11.
POLITICS – Actors, intellectuals, parliamentarians, musicians… 201 personalities from various backgrounds are calling this Sunday, January 7 to demonstrate on Sunday, January 21 throughout France against the immigration law, adopted at the end of December with the support of the National Rally.
Among them, the actors Ludivine Sagnier, Pierre Arditi and Josiane Balasko, but also Olivier Faure, Manuel Bompard or the former rights defender Jacques Toubon via the comedian Guillaume Meurice, in an appeal jointly published by Mediapart And Humanity.
“Merchants of Hate”
“ This law does not respond to the causes of the forced exile of men, women, children fleeing wars or global warming, nor to the challenges of reception with dignity, nor to the challenge of defining a dignified and humane integration policy”deplore the signatories, denouncing a law “ written under the dictation of hate mongers who dream of imposing their project of “national preference” on France.
According to them, this controversial text “ torpedoes the supporting pillars of our republican pact, inherited from the National Council of the Resistance ” And ” thus attacks land rights as much as the fundamental rights proclaimed by the Constitution: to work, to education, to housing, to health “. Reason why these personalities, including Cécile Duflot, Sophie Binet, Anny Duperey, Julie Gayet and Benoît Hamon and François Morel, ask “ to the President of the Republic not to promulgate this law “.
This forum also received the support of the actor Christophe Alévêque, the general secretary of the CFDT Marylise Léon, the writer Nicolas Mathieu, the historian Benjamin Stora and even the former minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, today President of France Terre d’Asile.
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