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France: Abuses under State of Emergency - Halt Warrantless Search and House Arrest

04 February 2016

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"France has carried out abusive and discriminatory raids and house arrests against Muslims under its sweeping new state of emergency law. The measures have created economic hardship, stigmatized those targeted, and have traumatized children.."

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