France's Constitutional Council struck down a ban on social media for children under 15, ruling it violated freedom of expression. President Macron has instructed the prime minister to revise the bill before 2027.
France's constitutional council has blocked a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, ruling it infringed on freedom of expression and privacy and lacked necessary legal safeguards.
France's Constitutional Council has struck down a newly passed law banning social media for under-15s, ruling it violates freedom of expression and lacks necessary legal safeguards.
France's Constitutional Council rejected a bill seeking to ban social media access for under-15s, ruling it infringes on minors' freedom of expression and dealing a blow to President Emmanuel Macron.
The Constitutional Council has declared part of a 2025 law unconstitutional, specifically the provisions that eliminated certain bank fees for successions, particularly for deceased minors. The Council deemed this an "disproportionate attack on the freedom to undertake and contractual freedom."
France's Constitutional Council has struck down a legislative amendment aimed at removing Low Emission Zones (ZFE), deeming it a "legislative rider" unrelated to the original bill. This decision allows proponents of ZFE abolition to pursue the measure through separate legislation, reigniting political debate.
France's Constitutional Council has censored key measures from a bill, including the removal of low-emission zones (ZFE) aimed at reducing pollution from cars and the relaxation of rules on land artificialization (ZAN). The Council cited these as 'legislative riders' unrelated to the bill's original purpose of easing administrative burdens on businesses.
