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On 24 November 2020, France’s National Assembly voted to pass a ‘global security’ bill. If adopted by the Senate this month, the law will give expanded powers to municipal police and security contractors and allow the police to carry out surveillance through security cameras and drones. The most criticised section of the proposed bill, article 24, will punish with a fine of 45,000 euros and a one-year prison sentence any person broadcasting images identifying police officers ‘with the intention of damaging their physical or psychological integrity’. There has been strong opposition to the bill, led by journalists’ unions and by the Ligue des droits de l’homme. On 28 November, the biggest of a series of protests against the bill took place in in several French cities (500,000 took part according to the organisers; 133,000 according to the interior ministry). Societies of journalists representing media outlets across the political spectrum (from

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