Yadan bill
2026 proposed legislation in France
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Yadan bill
2026 proposed legislation in France
The Yadan bill (French: loi Yadan), also known as Bill 575, was a controversial piece of French legislation aimed at addressing "renewed forms of antisemitism", sponsored by MP Caroline Yadan. The bill would have expanded the scope of incitement to terrorism and glorification of terrorism, both criminal offenses, to include speech which implicitly justifies or minimises terrorist acts.
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The Yadan bill (French: loi Yadan), also known as Bill 575, was a controversial piece of French legislation aimed at addressing "renewed forms of antisemitism", sponsored by MP Caroline Yadan. The bill would have expanded the scope of incitement to terrorism and glorification of terrorism, both criminal offenses, to include speech which implicitly justifies or minimises terrorist acts. It would have also criminalised advocating for the destruction of a state recognised by France. Critics of the bill said that the bill conflated legitimate criticism of Israel and the genocide in Gaza with antisemitism. On 16 April 2026, following mass protests including a petition against the bill which gathered over 700,000 signatures, the bill was withdrawn by its proponents before debate in the National Assembly.
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