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Rights activists celebrated a major victory in France on Thursday after the country passed legislation allowing transgender people to legally change their gender without undergoing sterilization.
The move comes after a handful of European nations strengthened the rights of transgender people by ending requirements such as undergoing medical procedures in order to have their desired gender legally recognized.
Since 2014, Denmark, Malta and Ireland have allowed people to legally change their gender by simply informing authorities, without medical or state intervention.
The practice of involuntary sterilization has been widely condemned as a human rights violation by the United Nations and other organisations.
The ILGA-Europe network of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups welcomed the change in French law, which came after a two-year campaign.
“These are years of sparring that finally come to fruition,” spokeswoman Sophie Aujean told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by telepho International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 225 تاريخ : جمعه 23 مهر 1395 ساعت: 14:07
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy faced a series of verbal attacks on Thursday night, as right-wing rivals sparred in the first of three presidential primary debates.
On the debate stage, Sarkozy complained he has been unjustly hounded by legal investigations and found himself fending off attacks by former party chief Jean-François Coppé and others.
"After 37 years in politics my criminal record is clean," Sarkozy said in reference to allegations of influence-peddling and suspected illegal funding of his failed 2012 re-election campaign."Do you think I would take part in this campaign if I had anything on my conscience?"
Copé, who has also been investigated in connection to illegal funding, said he had hoped Sarkozy would be a reformer when he came to power in 2007 on a promise to shake up the established order.
“Ten years ago, I and millions of French people hoped for the change that Nicolas Sarkozy offered for our country. That change unfortunately never came," Copé said International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 149 تاريخ : جمعه 23 مهر 1395 ساعت: 4:33
France’s president is facing a chorus of critics for reportedly describing judges as “an institution of cowardice”, suggesting footballers do a little “weight training on their brains", and accusing his former partner of an "odious betrayal".
The controversial remarks appeared in a 672-page book titled “A President Should Not Say That” (in French, "Un président ne devrait pas dire ça"), the result of a staggering 61 private interviews François Hollande granted to investigative joualists Gérard Davet and Fabrice Lhomme throughout his term in office.
The book touches on a range of subjects, including the president’s troubled private life, his belief that there is a “problem” with Islam in France, and his intense rivalry with his predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy, whom he refers to as a “Duracell bunny, always flapping about”.
Even before its release on Thursday, critics had seized on extracts leaked to the press to blast the French president – accusing him at onc International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 275 تاريخ : پنجشنبه 22 مهر 1395 ساعت: 11:44
The French president’s candid remarks on the sensitive issue of Islam, part of a wide-ranging collection of interviews that also touch on his troubled private life, have triggered a frenzy on both sides of the political divide.
A 672-page doorstopper of a book, “A President Should Not Say That” is the result of a staggering 61 private interviews François Hollande granted to investigative joualists Gérard Davet and Fabrice Lhomme throughout his term in office.
The book is due out on Thursday, but critics have already seized on extracts leaked to the press to round on the unpopular French president – accusing him at once of Islamophobia and “appeasement” to Islam, a hot-button issue in the run-up to next year’s presidential election.
One phrase from Hollande has attracted particular scrutiny from right-wing commentators: “The veiled woman of today will be the Marianne of tomorrow”. This refers to the cherished figure of a woman bearing a tri-colour who symbolises th International News 24/7 ...
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The French press has all but written off France’s right-wing presidential primary as a duel between Alain Juppé and Nicolas Sarkozy. The five other candidates in the race hope to use Thursday night’s televised debate to change that impression.
The "underdog" presidential hopefuls lashed out at the media and opinion polls this week, blaming them for painting the main opposition Les Républicains’ primary as a contest solely between Juppé, a former prime minister, and Sarkozy, France’s president from 2007 to 2012.
“French people simply don’t know whom they will vote for yet,” Jérôme Chartier, the spokesman for former prime minister François Fillon, said at a press conference on Tuesday.
MP Bruno Le Maire offered a similar indictment the same day, telling RTL radio that the media’s obsession with Juppé and Sarkozy was “preventing the emergence of other candidates.”
The challengers have insisted that Les Républicains' party primaries – which will be held in tw International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : francescas,france,frances conroy,france flag,france map,frances bean cobain,france 24,france news,frances bavier,france national team, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 144 تاريخ : پنجشنبه 22 مهر 1395 ساعت: 6:28
Two French soldiers were badly wounded in Iraq and two Peshmerga fighters were killed by a booby trapped drone sent by a group related to the Islamic State, Le Monde reported on Tuesday.
In what could be the first report of an attack by Islamic State militants on French special forces using a drone, the device was intercepted while flying and exploded after landing on the ground, the paper said.
Le Monde said the attack happened on Oct. 2. It was not clear whether the device was remotely detonated or if it carried a timed bomb.
The two French soldiers were immediately repatriated to receive medical treatment in France. One of them "is between life and death," Le Monde wrote.
Other French soldiers were also lightly wounded by the explosion but Le Monde did not give precise numbers.
France has about 500 military in Iraq as part of a U.S.-led coalition to fight Islamic State militants. The numbers include special forces that have been training Kurdish Peshmerga forces in the north of the International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 212 تاريخ : چهارشنبه 21 مهر 1395 ساعت: 8:33
Lawyers for the only surviving suspect in last November's attack in Paris say they will no longer defend him because he refuses to speak.
Frank Berton and Sven Mary said they've decided to stop representing Salah Abdeslam, who has chosen to remain silent in a protest against his prison conditions, including the 24-hour video surveillance of his cell.
Berton told a press conference on Wednesday that Abdeslam, who was arrested in Brussels in March then transferred to France, was psychologically damaged by his detention at Fleury-Merogis prison.
"I've been convinced for months that he is isolating and radicalizing himself, he is taking his video surveillance very badly," Berton said. "This is not blackmail, it's just the reality of his psychological and psychic state. The problem is related to his solitary confinement."
According to Berton, Abdeslam was initially willing to speak and the lawyer urged French authorities to soften their tough approach.
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 239 تاريخ : چهارشنبه 21 مهر 1395 ساعت: 8:33
Charities working with refugees and migrants in the camp in Calais are objecting to the govement's plan to dismantle the camp and disperse the occupants.
Although no date has been announced for the closure of the slum-like camp, known as the "jungle," the French govement has announced it will happen by the end of the year. The first group of migrants is expected to be moved as soon as next week.
Ahead of a meeting Tuesday at France's Interior Ministry, homelessness charity Emmaus asked for postponing the closure because it says "all conditions are not met for an efficient humanitarian operation to take place."
A church organization, Secours Catholique, says it's also opposed to cleaning up the area, where up to 10,000 migrants are living in squalid conditions.
"The govement is heading straight into a wall," said Thierry Kuhn, president of Emmaus France. "We should not bury our heads in the sand; people will come back as long as we won't be able to offer them a solution adapted to International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 172 تاريخ : چهارشنبه 21 مهر 1395 ساعت: 8:33
Rwandan President Paul Kagame criticised France on Monday after French investigators reopened a investigation into the 1994 assassination of the Rwandan president, a killing that triggered the country’s genocide.
“The judicial system of Rwanda is not subordinate to France or France’s interests,” Kagame told a cheering audience of judges, senior military officers and govement officials at an official judicial function.
“It should be France in the dock being tried, not anybody in Rwanda and not Rwandans.”
Rwanda’s former chief of army staff Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa, now in exile, has accused Kagame of being linked to the shooting down of the plane carrying president Habyarimana Juvenal, the president of Burundi and a French air crew.
Nyamwasa made the accusations against Kagame in a widely reported trial in 2012, two years after an attempt to murder Nyamwasa in South Africa.
Kagame says the plane was shot down by Juvenal’s own supporters who disapproved of a peace deal International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : rwanda,rwandan genocide,rwanda map,rwanda flag,rwanda news,rwandair,rwanda language,rwanda capital,rwanda population,rwanda movie, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 241 تاريخ : سه شنبه 20 مهر 1395 ساعت: 23:58
Russian President Vladimir Putin has postponed a planned visit to France next week after President François Hollande offered to hold a meeting exclusively on the conflict in Syria, according to the Elysée presidential palace.
The French presidency announced on Tuesday that the Elysée Palace had made contact with the Kremlin to offer Putin a "working meeting" to discuss Syria, and nothing else, but that the Russian president had shunned the offer.
“In response to this proposal, Russia has just indicated that it wants to postpone the visit planned on October 19," the Elysée source told the AFP news agency. Putin was scheduled to inaugurate a new Russian Orthodox cathedral and visit a Russian art exhibition in the French capital.
The Kremlin later confirmed that Putin had called off the trip, but was “ready to visit when it is comfortable for President Hollande.”
Hollande responded in tu, saying he was prepared to meet Putin “at any time… to further peace”. Speaking in t International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 244 تاريخ : سه شنبه 20 مهر 1395 ساعت: 23:58
Paris demanded on Monday that Britain honour promises to take in migrant children from the notorious Jungle camp in the French port city of Calais, adding to pressure following accusations by the Red Cross that London is dragging its heels.
Interior Minister Beard Cazeneuve said he would press the case at a lunchtime meeting in London with his opposite number in the British govement, Amber Rudd.
“There are several hundred isolated minors with family in Britain,” Cazeneuve said. “I solemnly ask Britain to live up to its moral duty,” he told RTL radio ahead of his London meeting.
The notoriously overcrowded Jungle camp is home to nearly 10,000 people who have mostly fled war and strife in countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and Africa with the ultimate goal of reaching Britain.
‘I'm going to tell British officials that the United Kingdom has to take responsibility’, says Cazeneuve
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 233 تاريخ : دوشنبه 19 مهر 1395 ساعت: 21:34
French Interior Minister Beard Cazeneuve has ruled out sharing details of individuals on the intelligence services’ watch list with town mayors, he told weekly newspaper Le Joual du Dimanche.
Suspects on the so-called “Fiche S” watch list are “under surveillance but not under official investigation because they have not been proven to have committed any offence", Cazeneuve told the Sunday newspaper. “Keeping this information confidential is essential if investigations are to run their course.”
“We must find a way of getting mayors involved in preventing radicalisation in a way that does not hamper the efforts of the intelligence services,” Cazeneuve added. “The vast majority of mayors understand this very well.”
'State of Emergency'
In September Guy Lefrand, conservative mayor of the Normandy town of Evreux, demanded that the intelligence services share the names of people living in his town who are suspected of being radicalised.
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برچسب : french government will not sign ttip, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 247 تاريخ : يکشنبه 18 مهر 1395 ساعت: 15:19
French President François Hollande has slammed an "unspeakable" attack on French police after four officers were injured in a Paris suburb on Saturday when their vehicles were set ablaze by incendiary bombs.
The attack in Grande Boe, a run-down residential area built in the 1960s in the southe suburb of Viry-Chatillon, was "unspeakable and intolerable because it endangered the lives of officers whose job was to protect the population", Hollande said.
"Everything will be done to find the perpetrators of this attack and bring them to justice so they receive a sentence in keeping with the severity of their crime," he added.
Prime Minister Manuel Valls said two officers "were violently attacked with incendiary bombs while they were on a surveillance mission in the Grande Boe high security zone".
"Their colleagues who came to back them up were also targeted," he said, describing the attack as "extremely serious and very cowardly".
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برچسب : french police injured, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 426 تاريخ : يکشنبه 18 مهر 1395 ساعت: 5:37
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Friday committed one billion euros on behalf of the French govement to support Paris's bid to host the 2024 Olympics.
The French capital is one of four candidates including Budapest, Los Angeles and Rome to have submitted bids outlining their financing to the Inteational Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne on Friday.
"The State will bring two thirds of the necessary public funds, that is one billion euros, to finance equipment, and long term construction which will be useful to the population," Valls said, adding the funds would be released "between 2018 and 2024".
Valls said the northe Paris suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis, one of the poorest in France, would benefit from Paris hosting the games, notably through the construction of the Olympic Village there, which would be transformed into 5,000 homes.
Earlier an envoy for the Paris bid committee deposited the city's bid at the IOC's Swiss headquarters.
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برچسب : نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 230 تاريخ : شنبه 17 مهر 1395 ساعت: 11:31
Thousands of demonstrators gathered Saturday at the site of a controversial planned airport in weste France in a last-ditch attempt to prevent construction.
Protesters, who have been camped out in the so-called ZAD (acronym for “Zone to Defend) at Notre-Dame-des-Landes near the city of Nantes are determined not to let the bulldozers move in.
Planting wooden stakes in the ground to the chants of “stakes not planes”, organisers said more than 40,000 protesters (12,800 according to the police) had pledged not to back down.
“We want to ask the govement and those in favour of the project if they are fully aware of the level of opposition across France to this project,” protest organiser Geneviève Coiffard told AFP.
Environmental and farming groups in the town 20 kilometres north of Nantes have fervently opposed the new airport development as it is set to be built on protected swampland.
Other residents and business groups have welcomed the 580-million-euro airport, which is s International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : thousands of protesters hit philadelphia streets,thousands of protesters demand re,vote in pakistan,thousands of protesters in venice, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 220 تاريخ : شنبه 17 مهر 1395 ساعت: 11:31
Belgian police missed 13 opportunities to unmask the participants of the deadly Paris November attacks before the events, according to an inteal report leaked to a newspaper on Saturday.
The police report in the De Tijd daily shows that as early as February 2015, the force were in possession of phone records linking known terrorist suspects with Salah Abdeslam, allegedly the sole surviving member of the jihadist team that attacked Paris in November 2015.
The information however was not handled, due to lack of investigators, De Tijd cites the report as saying.
Of the 13 missed chances for Belgian police to catch some of the Paris attackers, six were due to staffing shortages, the secret report said.
Also left ignored by police until after the tragedy was a request from Spanish authorities for more information on Salah's older brother Brahim Abdeslam after he joueyed to Spain in March 2015.
Eight months after that visit, Brahim would blow himself up in a Paris cafe on the night of th International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : belgium,belgium flag,belgium language,belgium waffles,belgium map,belgium vs bosnia score,belgium 1831,belgium bosnia live stream,belgium beer,belgium soccer, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 154 تاريخ : شنبه 17 مهر 1395 ساعت: 11:31
A collection of love letters from former French president François Mitterrand to his longtime mistress, Anne Pingeot, hits the bookstands next week. But the French media already can't get enough of their former president's illicit love life.
An image from a blustery January 1996 afteoon, when Mitterrand’s two families stood around the former president’s flag-draped coffin, is seared in the French public’s memory.
Standing slightly behind Mitterrand’s wife Danielle and his four children – three sons and an illegitimate daughter, Mazarine – Anne Pingeot looked elegant and withdrawn in her black winter coat topped with a veiled pillbox hat.
But the nation’s attention was fixed on Mazarine, the product of a decades-long relationship between Mitterrand and Pingeot. The January 1996 funeral marked 20-year-old Mazarine’s first official appearance, and the dark-haired, dark-eyed girl who bore a striking resemblance to her late father was the subject of intense media scrutin International News 24/7 ...
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France’s foreign minister told Russia Friday there was no justification for the fierce assault on Syria’s Aleppo, as Moscow said it was ready to “work on” a French-drafted UN resolution seeking to allow aid into the besieged city.
“What is happening in Aleppo is without precedent – nothing can justify such a deluge of fire and of death,” Jean-Marc Ayrault said after meeting Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Moscow.
“I met Sergei Lavrov to tell him face to face that no one can tolerate this situation.”
‘This level of violence has never before been reached’, says Ayrault
Tensions between Russia and the West have spiked after the United States suspended talks over a ceasefire on Monday in protest at Moscow stepping up its air campaign in support of a ferocious offensive against rebel-held easte Aleppo.
Ayrault is heading to Washington on Friday as he tries to gaer support for a UN resolution on a truce in Aleppo and allow humanitarian aid in to the batter International News 24/7 ...
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برچسب : france warns russia,france warns russia of obama,france warns russia of u s, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 220 تاريخ : جمعه 16 مهر 1395 ساعت: 10:34
The bitter public feud between French far-right firebrand Jean-Marie Le Pen and his daughter Marine entered a fourth round on Wednesday, as the elderly provocateur retued to court to try to overtu his ouster from the National Front (FN).
The FN's 88-year-old founder was last year kicked out of the party now led by his daughter for making a string of inflammatory Idea.
The elder Le Pen had repeatedly defied his daughter's attempt to purge the party of the extremist taint he had bequeathed.
The final straw came when he reiterated his view that the Nazi gas chambers were a mere "detail" of history.
Marine Le Pen, who has her eye on the French presidency in next year's elections, openly split with her father over the remarks.
Jean-Marie Le Pen was then unceremoniously barred from the party that he co-founded in 1972.
But he refused to go quietly, chalking up three court victories against the process by which he was dumped.
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برچسب : national front founder,mizo national front founder,national democratic front co founder, نویسنده : استخدام کار France24 بازدید : 269 تاريخ : پنجشنبه 15 مهر 1395 ساعت: 7:59
Thousands of left-wing voters in France are considering casting ballots in November’s primary to choose the conservative presidential nominee in an effort to derail a comeback by ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy.
Three recent studies reveal that between 260,000 and 560,000 traditionally leftist voters may be planning to “crash” the right-wing primary in November to sway the results in favour of former prime minister and current Bordeaux Mayor Alain Juppé.
One of France’s most prominent political research centres, Cevipof, said this week that around 10 percent of primary participants could tu out to be left-wing sympathisers in disguise. Other polls put the figure as high as 16 percent.
The prospect of such an unusual political collusion has drawn wide attention in the French media, forcing politicians to weigh in on the subject.
“If you invite the left wing to vote for you, it means you are willing to compromise with the left in order to win,” an irate Sarkozy, who is seekin International News 24/7 ...
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