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The Exercise of Fundamental Freedoms (Transitional Justice)
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Flashback on the French Demonstrations. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guest is Louis Rase.
The pension's reform ordered by the French government will have been the trigger of an umpteenth fever within the French people. Between the calls of the Unions to strike, the pilling up of garbage in Paris's street, the spontaneous gatherings in the streets, the clashes with the police. These events highlight the conditions for fundamental freedoms to be exercised, and sometimes to be scorned. If these rights are inherent to the individual because of their nature of limit between savagery and humanity; they are not granted but due. Those rights become a duty for the States, a duty to guarantee and protect.
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