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Timeline of young people's rights in France

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Joseph Bara (unfinished painting) was 14 when he died for France in 1793.

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  15. The motto was published for the first time on an official document of the French state, Le Moniteur Universel, in 1848.
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  26. On 21 March, the French Senate adopted the law, mandated by the European Union's 2016 Data Protection Directive. It is now in a resolving committee before being finalised and adopted.


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