#INTD2614692DFrance Dissolves the Group “Patria Albiges”
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France dissolves the informal group “Patria Albiges” on public security grounds. The decree says the group operates as an organized movement, with members, symbols, social media channels, a website, and membership fees, even though it is not a formal association. The government says the group spread messages encouraging discrimination, hatred, or violence against immigrants and LGBTQIA+ people, and that its activity contributed to violent actions against opponents. The practical effect is that the group can no longer legally operate, organize, recruit, or act under its banner in France.
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Key Changes
- Dissolves the informal group “Patria Albiges” under France’s internal security rules
- Treats the group as an organized de facto group based on its members, symbols, online presence, and membership system
- Bars the group from continuing activities under its name or banner in France
Obligations
What this law requires
The informal group “Patria Albiges” must cease operating as an organized movement in France following its dissolution by decree.
Patria Albiges must not organize public actions, distribute materials, recruit members, collect membership fees, or use its symbols, website, or social media channels to continue activity under its banner in France.