Calls for Urgent Reform as Rights Violations Plague Minors in French Psychiatric Care
Dominique Simonnot exposes ongoing rights violations of children in psychiatric care, urging legal reforms to prohibit isolation and restraint in hospitals.
Dominique Simonnot exposes ongoing rights violations of children in psychiatric care, urging legal reforms to prohibit isolation and restraint in hospitals.
FIFA reveals a stellar lineup of hosts and performers for the 2026 World Cup final draw in Washington DC, including Heidi Klum and Robbie Williams.
France's indoor leisure scene expands with large new complexes in Versoud and Clermont-Ferrand offering diverse entertainment options and job creation for 2025.
Amateur clubs face venue and scheduling conflicts for December 19 Coupe de France matches, risking cancellations and forcing venue changes.
The 2025 Coupe de France 32nd finals schedule and TV broadcast details have been announced, including key matches, venues, and coverage plans.
Saint-Mihiel glassworks hosts open house on December 6-7 to promote artisanal glassmaking, support local economy, and enhance regional tourism and craftsmanship visibility.
French small and medium enterprises face regional economic challenges and growth in 2025, with sectors like hospitality struggling while real estate and innovative food production expand.
A recent study shows historic political concern among French citizens amid fears of democratic instability, while Aix-Marseille Université launches a campaign to increase youth voting participation ahead of 2026 municipal elections.
The French government has unveiled the 'Tous responsables' guide to help citizens better prepare for natural and industrial crises, encouraging emergency readiness and community engagement.
Louis F., a 23-year-old student, received a suspended prison sentence and community service for vandalizing Robert Badinter's grave just before the latter's Pantheon transfer.
French PM Sébastien Lecornu resists pressure to use article 49.3 amid political calls to secure 2026 budget passage and avoid major deficit.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu seeks to protect small savers from the proposed CSG tax increase during the 2026 social security budget debates, amid political tensions.
The Algerian court upheld a seven-year prison sentence against French journalist Christophe Gleizes, prompting united condemnation from his family, French officials, and press freedom groups.
All 32nd final matches of the 2025 Coupe de France are scheduled with BeIN Sports broadcasting amid clashes over match timings, notably OL's frustration.
Key match schedules, venues, and broadcast details for the Coupe de France 32nd finals have been announced, featuring teams like Canet RFC, Montpellier, and regional clubs from Nord and Pas de Calais.
The far-right party leverages rising costs linked to energy savings certificates to critique government policy as fuel prices, expected to rise, spark public concern.
Survey shows political life as top concern for French citizens in 2025 amid debates on public media bias and neutrality.
French public school teachers report growing political resistance from students on scientific facts, reflecting challenges in applying laïcité.
Three young individuals died in Alès after their car crashed into a swimming pool; nitrous oxide was found in the vehicle and investigations continue.
France advances scientific sovereignty through €300 million research investments and updates its polar strategy to confront Arctic geopolitical challenges.
French consumers are cutting back on Christmas spending amid economic uncertainty, while the future of appliance maker Brandt hangs in the balance amid efforts to save jobs and factories.
France confronts escalating crime linked to kidnapping for ransom tied to cryptocurrency disputes and a prostitution ring exploiting teenage girls, prompting police crackdowns.
Three young teenagers died in a Gard car accident near Alès, with investigations indicating nitrous oxide inhalation as a possible contributing factor.
In 2025, France experiences a weekly opening of jihadist-related investigations, reflecting a persistent and serious Islamist terrorism threat despite fluctuating media attention.
Bruno Retailleau urges use of article 49.3 to pass France's 2026 Social Security budget, but government spokesperson Maud Bregeon insists on parliamentary debate and rejects invoking it.
Investigations into sexual violence in Paris nursery schools reveal judicial silence and parental distress, with calls for juvenile prosecution involvement.
French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes appeals a seven-year prison sentence in Algeria for terrorism-related charges amid ongoing political tensions.
Emmanuel Macron's December 2025 China visit addresses trade deficits, human rights issues in Tibet, and diplomatic efforts including Ukraine and economic partnerships.
The Paris 2024 Paralympics have driven a notable rise in disabled sports participation and inclusivity efforts in France, despite remaining accessibility challenges.
France's women's football team finished third in the 2025 Nations League after a thrilling 2-2 draw with Sweden, buoyed by key performances and a winning goal in extra time.
France’s women’s handball team finished the 2025 World Championship group stage undefeated, highlighted by a solid victory over Poland and key player performances.
French company Mack One France advances VR-powered attractions for Europa-Park while South Korea's Galaxy Corporation projects AI-driven robot idols' debut in five years, marking a new era in virtual entertainment.
Jean-Pierre Foucault and Dorothée reminisce on their 1980s TV success while iconic French musicians from that era remain active and influential.
Provence Écotransition leads a collaborative effort with local entrepreneurs to replace the linear economic model with sustainable circular practices, emphasizing waste management, decarbonization, and changing consumer habits.
Meuse officials and agricultural stakeholders convened to address climate change's economic impacts on farming, unveiling adaptation strategies and support partnerships.
Marine Tondelier testified before the parliamentary commission probing political ties to Islamist terrorism; Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Gérald Darmanin are slated for upcoming hearings.
France coordinated state services on December 2, 2025, reinforcing public safety mobilization while promoting citizen responsibility through the "Tous responsables" guide to strengthen national resilience.
The French presidency denied plans for a media certification label amid public and political disputes over media supervision and press freedom.
The French women's football team secured third place in the 2025 Nations League after a thrilling aggregate victory over Sweden, highlighted by tactical changes and crucial goals.
‘The Cerveau’ reality show shifts to individual competition following dramatic eliminations and interpersonal conflicts in the latest episode.
Angers sees key economic players relocating and expanding, signaling strong local business growth and modernization efforts.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon is scheduled to testify before the French parliamentary inquiry on alleged links between political parties and Islamist networks, following Marine Tondelier's recent testimony.
Paris faces a mounting sexual abuse crisis in extracurricular programs, with over fifty suspensions, judicial probes, and calls for systemic reforms to safeguard children.
The French State was fined one euro by the Paris administrative court for delayed implementation of mandated sexuality education in schools, highlighting past negligence despite recent regulatory clarifications.
David Rachline, mayor of Fréjus, is distancing himself from the RN party amid corruption allegations and will run without RN endorsement in the 2026 municipal elections.
President Macron denies plans for a government-controlled media label amidst strong opposition from French right-wing politicians.
National strike on December 2 causes localized rail and road disruptions, while most transport services continue operating normally.
CGT leader Sophie Binet faces legal action after calling CEOs 'rats leaving the ship,' sparking complaints and raising debate over free speech and corporate responsibility in France.
French unions stage widespread protests on December 2 against the 2026 budget proposal during parliamentary debates, amid ongoing social tensions.
President Macron’s plans to regulate social media and label media outlets have ignited strong opposition from right-wing politicians and media groups who accuse him of censorship and authoritarianism.
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