Court rules in favour of Nice City council - News just in has confirmed, that the City of Nice has won its case with the League for Human Rights. The Nice administrative court has validated, this Wednesday, that the curfew order taken by the mayor of Nice, modifying the curfew from 10pm to 8pm in certain areas of the city, a measure attacked by the League for Human Rights (LDH), is valid.
The League has deemed the order "discriminatory" and plans to appeal.
French government spokesperson Gabriel Attal has said that the peak of the current Covid-19 wave has not been reached. However, he added that "we can ...
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A 16-year-old boy has been stabbed in Arles. The incident occurred on Tuesday January 25th, shortly after 6.30pm at a bus station in the city centre. ...
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The Regional Health Agency has confirmed on Tuesday 25th January, that the Omicron variant is now the dominant strain of covid in the Provence Alpes C...
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French Health Minister Olivier Veran has said that nine million people could lose their vaccination pass on February 15 if they don't take action. The...
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The president of the Scientific Council in France Jean-Francois Delfraissy has said that “2022 will still be a difficult year due to covid”. ...
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