LDH quarterly review focuses on rights and freedoms

The LDH's quarterly review, a sixty-page publication, provides a foundation for public discussion on significant political and social issues that affect rights and freedoms. It serves as a platform for analyzing challenges and proposing solutions in various domains.

Concerns about the far right's political project

The editorial highlights concerns about the far right's political project, described as centered on authoritarian power. It targets the separation of powers, "intermediate bodies," and any counterpower, aiming to eliminate the principle of equality and promote a society based on white supremacy, patriarchy, and an unequal social hierarchy.

New bill against sexual and gender-based violence

The review addresses the adoption of a bill against sexual and gender-based violence in the National Assembly. While considered a major advance, its effectiveness remains to be confirmed, according to the editorial.

Cese advocates for a comprehensive approach

The Cese, in a July 2026 opinion, advocates for a comprehensive approach based on prevention, the protection of children, and adequate resources to address the challenges related to sexual and gender-based violence.

Theater creators raise alarms at Avignon Festival

Abdelwaheb Sefsaf, appointed director of the national drama center (CDN) of Sartrouville in 2023, is one of ten creators of live theater who raised alarms during the Avignon Festival about threats facing theatrical creation.

Renewed interest in reparating historical crimes

The question of reparating damages linked to historical crimes is gaining renewed interest, particularly in countries formerly colonized. Demands for justice are being expressed, and Philippe Kalfayan, a law doctorate holder, has conducted research on this topic.

Shift in Latin American politics

In Latin America, there has been a shift toward traditional right-wing governments between 2015 and 2019. Since 2019, the crisis of traditional parties and the rejection of austerity policies have favored the rise of new political forces, including the far right, which has come to power in several countries.

Russian dissident mathematician detained

The arbitrary detention of Russian dissident mathematician Azat Miftakhov since February 1, 2019, has made him a symbol of resistance. An ongoing international mobilization seeks his release.

Various contributions in the review

The review includes various contributions, such as an interview with Gilles Candar on the Popular Front's history and heritage. It also discusses preventing a "national revolution in 100 days" and the far right's use of commonplaces.

Analyses on far right policies

The review features analyses on the far right's stance on public services, climate issues, and the facade of feminism within the RN party. These discussions aim to understand the political strategies and ideologies of the far right.

Highlighted books on national identity and justice

Several books are highlighted, including The Forgers of the Nation and Silence! We imprison!, as well as works on colonial justice and antifascism. These publications contribute to the broader discourse on rights, freedoms, and historical accountability.