AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoColonial History in the Spotlight: France’s National Assembly has voted unanimously to repeal the Code Noir, the 1685 decree that legalized slavery in French colonies and treated enslaved Black people as property—though the Senate still has the final say. Cultural Memory & Public Debate: The repeal has reignited discussion across France about how colonial-era racism and legal structures lingered long after slavery was abolished in 1848. Politics, Protest, and Power: A look back at June 4’s Tiananmen Square crackdown highlights how state force shaped modern China’s approach to dissent. Revolution Lessons: A separate reflection marks the Paris Commune’s 155th anniversary, arguing that even in a major capitalist country, mass uprising left enduring lessons for today’s movements. Regional Connections: Coverage also notes growing attention in Indian media on the Baku Initiative Group’s ties with the International Sikh Federation, including references to events involving French Guiana and other territories.
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