Memory of slavery continues to embarrass France 25 years after Taubira law

Twenty-five years after the adoption of the Taubira law recognizing slavery as a crime against humanity, France struggles to integrate this memory into public policy.

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A mayor notably cancelled the May 10 ceremony in Vierzon, revealing persistent tensions around this historical legacy.

Memorial recognition remains fragmented and unevenly accepted across the country.

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