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91: Les Mureaux, rapists before the train judges

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Nine teenagers, aged 16 to 20 years to appear on March 3 before the Assize Court

minors in Versailles.

Coming from the sensitive area of Les Mureaux, 5 young people assaulted a schoolgirl of 18, have stolen his papers, his cell phone, MP3 player, raped him several times

in April 2009 in a commuter train.

The 3 others are accused of failing to intervene to prevent this crime.

Investigators of the departmental security identified rapists through

images of video surveillance station, the DNA found in abandoned

condoms.
Nearly 2 years after the incident, the girl is deeply hurt by this attack and expects nothing of his alleged attackers, but its future hangs in the decision of the Court of Assizes.

The trial is held behind closed doors because of the minority of the accused at the time.

The verdict is expected Friday, March 11, 2011.

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In the cozy world of sterile womb, the fetus is protected from attack

infectious. In pregnant women, maternal cells enter the body of

fetus, allowing the immune system learns to tolerate rather than attack

as he would later for any foreign body.

This tolerance helps explain why during transplants, patients tend to tolerate more

tissues similar to those of their mothers.

Scientists at the Pasteur Institute and CNRS revealed in "Nature Immunology "

the establishment of an immune system so to regulate the development of the intestinal flora at birth.

They noted the presence of white blood cells from the family lymphocytes.

Scientists speak of players of innate immunity.

What are these atypical lymphocytes?

The ILC release two molecules, interleukins 17 and 22 which will regulate the establishment

intestinal flora.

This discovery opens a path to understanding autoimmune diseases as

Crohn's disease (chronic inflammation of the instin).

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Flash info Gypsy

Note: Once is

no custom. This Flash news announcement contains important and urgent for elected officials and local authorities. The Council of Europe calls for applications; until 15 May next, to make awards rewarding the efforts of municipalities working for the integration of Roma and Travellers. (Read: Competition Dosta there for creative and effective common in France).

Europe is very present in your column. "The Making of laws and public policy," Agnes Thouvenot, showing the outline of a report from the Agency for Fundamental Rights of the European Union that asks judges to consider the concept of multiple discrimination . (See European Roma victims of multiple discrimination).

In France, in a recent issue to the government Senator Hervé Maurey suggests that the competence Travellers no longer the responsibility of municipalities and intermunicipal but pass the responsibility of the state.

Olivier Berthelin

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of March 3, 2011 Agenda March 3, breaking news

Paris March 9: This date had been announced for the submission of the report of the mission of the National Assembly on the reception of Travellers.

Doubts remain, however, one week before the deadline, the 3 members of the mission Didier Quentin, Charles of Dominica and Verpillères Raimbourg, who have many other obligations, have yet to agree on the final details of final text.

Paris March 13: Concert Memories Jewish and Gypsy

This cultural event is part of a set of ceremonies, seminars and various events organized jointly by Jewish and Roma associations. We will return in our next news flash

For more information:

http://www.uejf.org

www.fnasat.asso.fr

www.ufat-asso.org

Tours: March 24-25: International Symposium: The "Roma question" in Europe today, issues and procedures for the construction of public problems emerging organized by Urba-Rom (European Monitoring policies towards groups called Roma / Gypsy)

For more information: http://urbarom.crevilles.org/

You can also view the program on the blog of Gypsy

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DISCRIMINATION

Roma, victims of multiple discrimination

Agency for Fundamental Rights of the European Union published its first report in early February on "multiple discrimination ;.

handicap, religion, creed, age, sexual orientation, gender, ethnic origin, being an immigrant ... This is the long list that the FRA was retained as ground concrete discrimination to a study published early February.

Based on face-to-face interviews with 23,500 people from an ethnic minority or immigrant, the survey reveals that people belonging to "visible" minorities such as Roma and those of African descent are more likely to suffer from multiple discrimination. The report highlights that gender and socioeconomic factors - including being a woman and have low incomes (lowest quartile) - amplify the frequency of multiple discrimination.

"Today" most European courts only take into account that a single ground for business. This means that it is more difficult for victims of multiple discrimination to submit their cases in court, expecting it to be granted to different types of discrimination they have experienced. The introduction of the concept of "multiple discrimination" in the legislation would help to achieve a better balance between law and complex experiences of discrimination that a person suffers everyday, "said Morten Kjaerumle director of the Fundamental Rights Agency .

Agnes

Thouvenot

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France

One senator asked the state to assume jurisdiction Travellers and spending reception areas

.

Emphasizing the cost of reception sites increased degradation, Senator Hervé Maurey request a question to the government of 20 January, the State to take over the jurisdiction Travellers. Marie-Luce Penchard, replied on 16 February, on behalf of the Ministry of Interior that the government was not considering changing the law. Given the statements of Philip Richert, Minister of Territorial communities in debates in the National Assembly on the proposal for legislation to end discrimination, "this assertion must be qualified. Two parliamentary reports on the subject, that of Quentin mission of the National Assembly and Senator must Hedgehog be delivered in the coming months. Philippe Richert was also a signatory of a bill tabled in June 2009 by Senator Maurey.

regards to cost of reception areas, opinion is sharply divided. While some communities emphasize the importance of conflict with users, others reported no differences with the damage committed in other public facilities. The warden's report Laporte defined as work related to the location of reception areas away from water networks and electricity as the main factor in the cost of reception sites.

More

Olivier Berthelin

document at the end of this Flash:

Oral question of Senator Maurey

Proposed law of 17 June 2009 referred to the Judiciary Committee

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oral questions without debate No. 1166 of Mr. Hervé Maurey (Eure - UC) Archive

published in OJ Senate 20/01/2011 - page 124

Hervé Maurey attracts the attention of the minister of the Interior, Overseas France, local authorities and immigration on Law 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 on the reception and housing of Travellers.

This law introduced a requirement for municipalities to participate in the reception of travelers whose traditional habitat is made up of mobile homes. The high cost of so doing, in terms of investment and maintenance is largely supported by local communities or municipalities, despite the subsidies paid by the state. This cost is all heavier than the equipment are often damaged by those to whom they are intended.

These provisions are therefore bear a significant burden on municipalities, so that, by definition, the Travellers are not linked to any specific municipality. Quite obviously, this issue is far more the rule than the town.

Also, he asked whether it would be desirable to modify the legislation in this area, so that the State supports this jurisdiction and the resulting expenditure.

Response of the Ministry of Overseas

published in the OJ Senate 16/02/2011 - page 1361

Hervé Maurey. Mr. President, Madam Minister, ladies and gentlemen, my question is about the law No. 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 on the reception and housing of Travellers.

This law attempts to reconcile freedom of movement of some 150,000 people in France with a mobile lifestyle with the legitimate concern of local officials regarding compliance with public and private spaces.

Under this law, mayors are responsible for the implementation of the departmental plan reception of Travellers and the achievement and maintenance reception areas, unless they have opted to transfer jurisdiction to the intercommunal level.

All municipalities with more than 5,000 inhabitants must thus have a reception area. Some municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants are also bound by this obligation when they were identified by the departmental plan.

The legislature has therefore decided to entrust this huge responsibility to the municipalities, which must bear the high cost of so doing in terms of investment and maintenance, even if they qualify for government subsidies. The cost to be borne by the local is even heavier Unfortunately, these facilities are subject to frequent and regular damage. To meet the requirements of safety, hygiene and decency, communities must regularly engage in work rehabilitation.

These costs are more difficult to support and justify to the citizens that the budgetary context requires elected officials to resort to arbitration and, thus, to abandon certain projects.

Beyond the financial aspect, the imposition of this burden municipalities seems contrary to the principle of subsidiarity: Travellers are by definition mobile, it does not seem justified to place this responsibility solely on the Commons.

regularly solicited by politicians, I have, since my election there is a little over two years, filed a written question on this subject. Having had no response to it or recovery carried out May 14, 2009, I filed in June 2009, a proposed law that has been particularly co-signed by my colleague Philippe Richert, now Minister for Local Government . This bill seeks to reaffirm the responsibility of the State in financing reception areas, installation and maintenance. I would like to know the Government's position on this bill whose purpose is to make the state a skill that is in my view, its full responsibility.

Mr. Chairman. I call Madam Minister.

Marie-Luce Penchard, Minister to the Minister of the Interior, Overseas, local authorities and immigration, with responsibility for overseas. Senator, I apologize for the absence of Mr. Brice Hortefeux, who asked me to bring the Government's response.

The law of 5 July 2000 on the reception and Habitat Traveller provides that municipalities participating in the reception of persons whose traditional habitat is made up of mobile homes.

All towns are home to the departmental plan of travelers, that is to say all those over 5 000 inhabitants and, where appropriate, some municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants are forced to make available a Traveller halting sites or more furnished and maintained.

expenditures for the acquisition, development and operation of these areas are mandatory expenditures for municipalities or public institutions which, according the departmental plan, must bear the burden.

Municipalities included in the departmental plan are disposed of within two years after the publication of the scheme to make the necessary investments and take advantage of a government subsidy to the tune of 70% of expenditure "fundable" for permanent sites and the maximum rate of 100% of the expenditure incurred under the conditions required for the major stopping points.

The deadline has been successively postponed until December 31, 2008. Funding requests have increased substantially on the eve of the deadline.

These subsidies are of course not exclusive of other sources of funding since the Act of July 5, 2000 provides that the aforementioned area, the department and the family allowance can provide additional subsidies to achieve these areas of Home.

According to the latest data available, the rate of attainment of permanent camp sites established at the end of 2009, 48% of forecast departmental plans. As at 31 December 2009, 19,936 seats had been opened in 840 permanent camp sites. Were funded 67% of spaces reception areas included in the diagrams, for a total of 260 million euros in investment and 132 million euros have been spent on maintenance through financial assistance to managers.

Moreover, because of its cross and its territoriality, the admission policy and housing of Travellers can be implemented at the intercommunal level. Intermunicipal can share the costs of investment and operation. The provisions of Article 2 of the 2000 Act have facilitated the use of this possibility because the common pattern appearing in the departmental home of Travellers and the municipalities those areas where savings can be transferred to an EPCI their own tax jurisdiction in which they define the content: development and management of halting sites for Travellers, or planning one, or management only.

Finally, the conflicts that may arise from degradation due to the occupation of areas within a common law procedure. When such facts are discovered, the mayor has the opportunity to complain to the judicial court to uphold the interests of the town.

Given all these factors, the Government has no plans to change the laws relating to the reception and housing of Travellers currently in force.

Mr. Chairman. I call Mr. Hervé Maurey.

Hervé Maurey. Madam Minister, you kindly remind me of the applicable legislative provisions on the subject, which I was not totally unknown ... You mentioned the financial participation of municipalities: their role is much heavier than that, since they assume responsibility of welcoming travelers.

Also, you mentioned the state subsidies, which could represent 70% of expenditure I can tell you - I speak from experience - that the expenditure ceiling makes this highly theoretical level. In fact, this level is never reached.

I express regret that the Government has no plans to change the law on this point. Indeed, the problems posed by so-called nomads is an issue beyond the competence of municipalities and intermunicipal same. You also alluded to a possible transfer of jurisdiction between municipalities. I know that such a possibility exists, but that step is, I think he, not good: the problem is of national solidarity.

Again, I regret that the Government does not intend to change the laws that have yet shown their limits in the last ten years, and he does not want to assume this responsibility, in my view, it primary responsibility.

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bill state and reception areas

Appendix to the minutes of the meeting of June 17, 2009

PROPOSED LAW

on obligations of the State with respect to areas of Home of the people travel ,

PRESENTED

By Hervé Maurey, Jean-Paul Amoudry, Détraigne Yves Jean Leonce-DUPONT, Jean-Jacques JEGOU, Jean-Claude MERCERON, Yves Pozzo di Borgo, Lawrence BETEILLE, Joël Billard, Alain Chatillon, Marcel Peter Cléach Christian DEMUYNCK Bernard Fournier, Gisèle Gautier, MM. Antoine Lefevre, Jean-Pierre Leleux, Roland's Luart Jackie STONE, Charles and Philippe RICHERT REVET

Senators

(Referred to the Committee on Constitutional Legislation, legislation, universal suffrage, the Regulations and general administration, under Subject to the possible establishment of a special commission as provided by the Regulations.)

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Law No. 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 on the reception and housing of Travellers has considerably strengthened the obligations of Commons in terms of welcoming travelers.
This law was intended to answer an old question and recurrent, that the stationing of Travellers, and aimed at ending tensions over parking unorganized.
Trying to reconcile freedom of movement of some 150 000 people in France itinerant lifestyle, and the legitimate concern of local officials regarding compliance with the installation site, the law has chosen to bear the shared much of the investment costs and operation of reception areas imposed by the departmental plans for the reception of travelers.
These costs are even higher than many reception areas are subject to degradation by their users. To meet the requirements of safety, hygiene and decency, communities must regularly engage in costly rehabilitation work.
Beyond the financial difficulties faced by communities, the imposition of new charges seemed contrary to the principle of subsidiarity: Travellers is by definition mobile, burdening the common installation and maintenance of facilities in place to accommodate them is not justified.
While the State makes a financial contribution to the achievement and maintenance of such equipment, but subsidies (from 50% to 70% of a maximum expenditure base often less than the actual cost of work) and subsidies symbolic of the overall allocation of equipment and staffing of rural or urban solidarity only partially offset the additional costs actually imposed by municipalities.
Without questioning the principle of departmental schemes and the role of municipalities in their implementation, this bill seeks to reaffirm the role of the state as in installation and maintenance of halting sites in their management ( Article 1 st ).
She proposed that the recording of expenditures necessary for the installation of common areas in the budget under "compulsory expenditure" and the reference to municipal agreements (Article 3 ).
The law of 5 July 2000 required the inclusion of municipalities with more than 5000 people in the departmental plan without taking into account threshold effects of this measure and local needs. It is therefore proposed to delete this requirement to allow for preparation of departmental plan that meets the needs identified by the representative of the State Department and President of the General Council (Article 2 ).
It also seems necessary to empower people moving to these areas home. It therefore provides for the signing of an agreement by the beneficiaries of these areas promise to abide infrastructure to support the work of appropriate restoration and need to participate in financing various services provided (water, electricity ...) ( Article 5).
This is the purpose of this bill that we propose to adopt.

PROPOSED LAW

Article 1 st

The I of Article 1 st of Law No. 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 on the reception and the Habitat Traveller is complemented by a sentence as follows:
"The State provides funding for development, rehabilitation and management of reception areas and high traffic in the first and third paragraphs II of this article. "

Article 2 The second paragraph of II of Article 1 st of Law No. 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 aforementioned is deleted.

I. Article 3 - At the end of the last sentence of Section I of Article 2 of Law No. 2000-614 of July 5, 2000 supra, the words " or contribute financially to the development and maintenance of the reception areas within municipal agreements "are deleted.
II. - First the second sentence of paragraph I of Article 3 of Law No. 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 aforementioned is removed.

Article 4 Section 4 of Act No. 2000-614 of 5 July 2000 above reads:
" Art.4. - The family allowance may participate in the management of expenses incurred for the construction, rehabilitation and management of reception areas referred to in section 1 st manner provided by regulation. "

Article 5 After

Article 9-1 of Act No. 2000-614 of July 5, 2000 supra, is inserted Article 9-2 states:
" Art. 9-2. - Upon arrival on a furnished reception area, travelers agree, by an agreement signed with the manager to maintain the current equipment available to them.
"This agreement is submitted for review to the Advisory Committee referred to in Article IV 1 st of this Act.
"This agreement provides for payment a right to use the reception area and a security deposit within the limits set by regulation. "

I. Article 6 - The financial consequences for the state of the application of this law are compensated due to competition by creating an additional fee to rights under sections 575 and 575A of the General Tax Code.
II. - The financial consequences for social security from the application of this Act shall be compensated pro rata by creating an additional fee to rights under sections 575 and 575A of the General Tax Code.

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June 17, 2009 Contest Dosta Council of Europe: Is there in France Commons creative and effective?

Europe

For this third edition, the organizers of Dosta for municipalities that rewards initiatives for the integration of Roma or Travellers, hoping for a strong participation of communities in Western Europe, especially French. In 2007 and 2009 winning communities were in Bosnia Herzegovina, Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece. But the French special context, marked by the presence both of Roma migrants and sedentary lifestyle of Travellers *, offers a great diversity that gives rise to a multitude of initiatives where communities play a large role. Many of them meet the criteria for this competition which rewards "A municipality or several member states of the Council of Europe has put in place initiatives to ensure effectively the integration and active participation of these populations in local democratic life. " The competition takes into account the different administrative communities concerned that involve the common share of different actions depending on whether nationals or nationals of another State. Even if only to language issues or criteria for access to civil rights, elected officials can not commit the same actions. But in the end the winning initiatives aim to fight against prejudice, access to housing, education, employment, health, promoting inter-cultural dialogue and participation in democratic life. Begun in 2006 under the auspices of the Council of Europe with the financial support of the European Commission, the Dosta! (Enough Romani language), is equal rights and treatment of Roma. It supports actions undertaken by associations and by public institutions. Open only to local authorities, the support of Congress for municipalities will highlight initiatives often discrete, for the long term and can serve as examples of good practice.

Olivier Berthelin

* The term "Roma as defined by the Council of Europe shall appoint Roma Sinti, Kale, Travellers and people who identify themselves as Gypsies.

For more information: See the glossary of the Council of Europe on the blog of Gypsy Stories

document at the end of the flash and the Blog: Award for municipalities and call for applications

On the Blog News Gypsy or on the division of the Roma Council of Europe, find "tool box of the Dosta!" a presentation of the campaign as well as documents and Useful addresses

Document

Price for municipalities

Call for nominations

The 3 ^e Publishing competition for the Dosta! Congress for municipalities is now open.

Following the success of previous editions (2007 and 2009), the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe is associated once again the Dosta! in the context of these ongoing efforts to strengthen the role of local authorities in integrating Roma social [1] and protection of their rights.

The "Dosta! Congress for Municipalities recognizes a municipality or more Member States of the Council of Europe which has implemented creative and innovative initiatives to ensure effectively the long-term integration of Roma communities in their territory while respecting diversity of these communities, and ensuring active participation of indigenous people in local democratic life.

The best (s) project (s) will receive the "Dosta! Congress for municipalities "during a ceremony to mark the 21 th Plenary session of Congress, at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, October 19, 2011.

Eligibility

The contest is open to municipalities / communities Local members of the Council of Europe has carried out projects for the Roma, whether national populations or under more recent migrations.

Participation Criteria

Local communities must be key stakeholders of the initiative and be a major contributor to the project. Projects must be innovative in their field of action, as examples of good practice, they must also be generalizable to be implemented by other municipalities.

In addition, projects or initiatives submitted must fulfill at least two of the following:

· ; Awareness, directly or indirectly, the public's rights and culture of Roma, to fight against stereotypes and prejudices against them (through media, educational systems and institutions, and local ).

· improving effective access of Roma to social rights (housing, employment, education, health, for example using Roma mediators ) ;

· promotion of intercultural and interethnic dialogue ;

· promoting diversity in community life;

· promotion of active democratic participation.

When and how to register?

Applications must be submitted through the official form download in French and English on the websites of the Dosta! ( www.dosta.org ) and the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe ( http://www.coe.int/t/congress/files/themes/dosta/default_en.asp ) as of February 21 and this should be attached:

- description Project / Initiative (characteristics, objective, results)

- documents attesting to the allocation of budgetary resources by the local community;

- evidence of active participation of the Roma community.

The deadline for applications is fixed at May 15, 2011 .

Application forms can be sent by post to

Eleni Tsetsekou

Support Team of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General

for questions on Roma

Council of Europe

F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France

or email to:

Eleni Tsetsekou

e-mail: eleni.tsetsekou @ coe.int

Cc:

Dmitri Marchenkov

Secretariat of the Congress of Local and Regional

e-mail: dmitri.marchenkov @ coe.int

Jury

Screening of projects / initiatives submitted will be conducted by the Support Team Secretary General's Special Representative for Roma issues in cooperation with the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe and the European Roma and Travellers, based in Strasbourg. Audits of the shortlisted projects are also planned.

Award winners will then be nominated by an international jury composed of persons responsible for Roma issues as well as representatives of the Roma population. The Ceremony Prizes will be October 19, 2011.

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[1] * The term "Roma" as used in the Council of Europe refers to Roma, Sinti (gypsy), Kale (Gypsies) and related population groups in Europe, including Travelers and eastern branches (Doms, WHO), and includes the wide variety of groups, including people who identify themselves as "Gypsies" and those that is designated as "Travellers".

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93: Bobigny, artificial graft of bronchus, a world first

Liberation

is at the Avicenne Hospital in Bobigny that Professor Emmanuel Martinod graft has successfully

artificial a bronchus in a patient with cancer 78 years , preventing them

complete removal of the lung. The artificial bronchus

consists of biological tissue (aortic tissue ) reinforced

by internal metal structure (stent) . Aortic tissue transplant requires

no anti-rejection drugs.
A surgical innovation was conducted October 28, 2009 . Currently, surgery is the best treatment for early forms of non-metastatic lung cancer, the deadliest of cancers. Ablation of lung involvement is the most risky

, the postoperative mortality is high, up 26% at 90 days.

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sail: "The Republic Face"

Wearing the full veil in public places is now banned in France.
conditions for implementation of the law prohibiting the concealment Face in

space and thus the full face veil, niqab, burqa, are published today

March 3, 2011 in the Journal Officiel.
This law takes effect April 11, 2011 despite the protests of some associations, NGOs or

Muslim countries.

Michele Alliot-Marie told the Senate in introducing legislation Tuesday that

"Live the Republic openly was a matter of dignity and equality" She added:

" The full veil dissolves the identity of a person that in a community. it challenges the model of integration into French , based on acceptance of the values of our society. "

The website accessible at www.visage-découvert.gouv.fr well as a leaflet

at consular posts is available in French, English and Arabic.

No, by law, " can wear clothing designed to conceal his face ." means public space, public roads , public transportation, shops and malls, schools, post offices, hospitals, courts,

adinistration ...

are also prohibited the wearing of hoods , sails full, masks or

of any accessory or clothing making it impossible to identify the person.

A fine of up to 150 euros and / or a citizenship course "for people

who violate the law.

Furthermore, anyone requiring a woman to veil themselves be liable to one year

prison and 30,000 euros fine. The penalty will be doubled if the person is forced

minor.

Francois Fillon wants to "solemnly reaffirm the values of the Republic and the requirements of living together .

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77: Noisiel A CRS seriously injured by a stone thrown from a building

A CRS the 39th company was seriously wounded in the head by a stone launched from a

building opposite the station Noisiel while in service.

Transported by helicopter to the hospital of the Salpetriere in Paris, the man has suffered "depression of the cranium, his prognosis is committed

.

Police denounce the conditions increasingly difficult which takes place in

the general security missions.