The government issued a decree dissolving the environmental movement Les Soulèvements de la Terre, citing calls for violence against property and public order concerns. The movement and allied groups argued that the decree targeted a broad coalition using civil disobedience to defend land and water. The decision prompted a debate over the right to organize, protest and use disruptive tactics. The decree was later suspended and then annulled by the Council of State.
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