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France: "The law of France must be respected" (1)

01 August 2011

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France: "The law of France must be respected": In the past few weeks, the prefecture of Gironde has proved very keen on chasing irregular migrants, sometimes with no respect for the legal procedures and judicial decisions made. This has been criticised by the magistrates' trade union.

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