Parlamentul francez votează o lege controversată ce privește utilizarea armelor de foc de către polițiști și jandarmi

The French National Assembly is reviewing a controversial bill aimed at addressing daily insecurity, which modifies regulations on police use of firearms. The initiative has faced significant public opposition, with over 700,000 signatures against it. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez defends the reform, arguing it does not grant impunity to law enforcement. He claims the bill aims to prevent automatic preventive detention for officers who act legally. The proposal has sparked strong resistance from human rights groups and legal unions, who believe it favors police actions. Additionally, the bill increases fines for drug offenses.