France unveiled its proposed law against Islamist extremism following two recent terrorist attacks.
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European Parliament Condemns Poland Abortion Law
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution on Nov. 26 that “strongly condemns” Poland’s recent proposed law that seeks to ban nearly all abortions.
Scotland Becomes First Country to Make Menstrual Products Free
The Scottish Parliament has unanimously voted to pass a bill that has made menstrual products free for those who need them.
French Parliament Approves Controversial Security Bill
The French parliament has approved the controversial Global Security Bill on Tuesday, despite criticisms by journalists and rights group.
European Union Cites Press Freedom as France Pushes Security Law
The European Commission on Nov. 23 warned on press freedom regarding the French draft security law, saying that journalists should be able to “do their work freely and in full security.”
Mexican Authorities Will Stop Holding Child Migrants in Detention Centers
The Mexican government announced on Friday morning that it will change the country’s immigration law that would prohibit migrant children in immigration detention centers.
UAE Decriminalizes Alcohol Consumption and Suicide
The United Arab Emirates, on Saturday, has issued decrees which will officially amend some of its criminal and civil laws including decriminalizing alcohol consumption and suicide.
Canadian Class-Action Suit Against Facebook Alleges Misuse of Personal Information
Two Facebook users, Saul Benary and Karma Holoboff, are seeking damages on behalf of Canadians whose personal data may have been used inappropriately for political gain.