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When France stood up 'against freedom of expression' ( except ofc, when it were againts Muslims)

● In 2011, the video for Rihanna’s latest song We Found Love was been banned in France after it was deemed 'too raunchy' for daytime viewers.
● In 2009, Charlie Hebdo Fired ‘Anti-Semitic’ Cartoonist for Ridiculing Judaism.

● In 2006, a French rap star faced prison for calling the country a 'slut' (he later avoided it).
● In 2019, French comedian Dieudonné given prison sentence for 'joking' about holocaust & fined £9000.

● In 2020, Dutch e-bike ad banned in France for creating a ‘climate of anxiety’

● In 2020, France bans George Floyd protests at U.S. Embassy, Eiffel Tower
● Since 2011, Disrespecting French flag will cost you €7,500 (and six months' imprisonment if performed in a gathering).

● In 2020, Macron "denounces" ‘rudeness’ after Turkish president calls for counterpart to have ‘mental check’ and France pulls ambassador to Turkey!
● In 2020, Macron wants autocrats to ban France boycott despite touting free speech

● In 2020, the French parliament passed a new law that forces social networks to remove certain hateful and illegal content within 24 hours.
● In 2005, French court banned a clothing advertisement based on Leonardo da Vinci's Christ's Last Supper. The display was ruled "a gratuitous and aggressive act of intrusion on people's innermost beliefs", by a judge.
● In 2011, British fashion designer John Galliano was found guilty of anti-Semitic rant

● In 2020, France’s home-schooling ban forces parents to move back to UK.

● In 2020, French book I Hate Men sees sales boom after government adviser calls for ban
The best of all..

● In 2020, Sickness ‘banned’ in parts of France due to lack of doctors.
(as funny as it may sound)
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