Thousands marched across France on Sunday against a bill that would presume police officers acted lawfully when using their weapons, a measure critics have denounced as a "licence to kill".
Basically, this law would allow any shot by the police to be considered legal by default. And the burden of proof would be on the person being shot at.
It’s a law that’s been straight up taken from the FN’s and now RN’s program. It’s completely bonkers, especially when our police and their actions have been flagged by the UN, Amnesty and other human rights organisations.
Basically, this law would allow any shot by the police to be considered legal by default. And the burden of proof would be on the person being shot at.
It’s a law that’s been straight up taken from the FN’s and now RN’s program. It’s completely bonkers, especially when our police and their actions have been flagged by the UN, Amnesty and other human rights organisations.