“Quelqu'un m'a dit”

“I am told that destiny is making fun of us, It doesn’t give us anything yet promise us everything” A lot happened in France last week, a LOT. Even the former President of France, Nicholas Sarkozy, appeared for a hearing, last Monday, to face several charges related to corruption while he was in office, marking the first time a former leader has ever faced criminal charges in the country. Also, a new law, passed by the French National Assembly, punishes accent discrimination in the same manner as discrimination based on ethnicity, gender or disability. And the controversial french Global Security Bill (China?!), which restricts the publication of images of police officers. Don't worry. We explain it all on this week's episode. For further informations, other cases and legal news, listen to our podcast this week! Available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. ​Other news on this week's Podcast: - Scotland approved the "Period Products Bill"; - Belgium Court charged Iranian diplomat for terrorism; - Russia vs. Google and Sweden vs. Google; - We like to keep you updated: the National Security Law, lawsuits and a Commonwealth crisis at the HK's judiciary system.