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Elsa Faucillon

Elsa Faucillon

French politician

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    French Assembly adopts leave for violence victims as RN blocks OQTF ban in intégrale law

    On the last day of debate on the intégrale law against sexist and sexual violence, the National Assembly backed a new leave for employees who are victims. The RN, with its allies, also brought down a measure that would have barred OQTF deportation orders for foreign victims who filed a complaint.

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