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  • May 28

    France's National Assembly votes unanimously to repeal the 1685 'Code Noir' slavery law, 178 years after abolition

    In a historic and symbolic move, French lawmakers voted 254-0 to formally strike down the 'Code Noir', a 17th-century edict that codified slavery and classified enslaved people as movable property, nearly 180 years after slavery itself was abolished.

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