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French Court of Appeal Orders French Government to Review
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“Suck your master regularly.” “Ask your bitch to pee with the door open and listen to him.” “Use the chastity belt when you go out alone.” There are only three clauses included in the sadomasochistic contract signed between the head of the Department of Pharmacy at the hospital in Briey and one of its subordinates with whom he had a relationship. Now, European justice has considered this document invalid and has condemned France for not protecti…
In the wake of a landmark ruling of the Administrative Court of Appeal calling for the review of all plant protection products placed on the market, the government's reaction is still pending.
On Wednesday, 3 September, the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal condemned France to review its procedures for the authorisation of pesticides, which were considered insufficient to guarantee the maintenance of biodiversity and the protection of health. The Court therefore ordered the French State to review the marketing authorisations already issued.
The procedures for the authorisation of pesticides are considered insufficient by the courts to ensure the maintenance of biodiversity and the protection of health.
In a "historical" decision for nature advocates, the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal considers that the use of these products results in "ecological damage" to the environment and health. Marketing authorisations must be reassessed.
On Wednesday, the state was sentenced to review its pesticide licensing procedures. The court found these protocols insufficient to ensure the maintenance of biodiversity and the protection of health. In this case known as "Justice for Life", environmental associations won. - "Justice for Life": the state condemned to review its procedures for the authorisation of pesticides (Environment).
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