A petition hosted on the National Assembly website passed 1.4 million signatures, an unprecedented level for a petition on the platform. Launched on 10 July, it protested the Duplomb law, which had been adopted by the Assembly on 8 July. The rapid response extended street mobilization into a parliamentary petition channel and drew attention to public concerns over pesticides, water, biodiversity and democratic debate. A signature count signals participation; it does not itself overturn legislation.
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