French Surveillance Law
samedi 14 mai 2016 à 02:00Legal Action against the French Surveillance Law (of 2015).
Note that the repeatedly extended "state of emergency" in France makes the surveillance even worse than what this law authorizes.
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Legal Action against the French Surveillance Law (of 2015).
Note that the repeatedly extended "state of emergency" in France makes the surveillance even worse than what this law authorizes.
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