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CE33-IIR Council of Europe LH 1981 "ABOLITION OF DEATH PENALTY FRANCE, BADINTER"

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N°CE33-II: Council of Europe letterhead envelope "PACE Session, Strasbourg 30.9-8.10.1981 - ABOLITION OF THE DEATH PENALTY BY FRANCE (18.9.1981) - Deposit of the Declaration of Recognition by France of the Right to Individual appeal before the EC for Human Rights by the French Minister of Justice Robert BADINTER and the Minister for European Affairs André CHANDERNAGOR (2.10.1981)"

- "REGISTERED" Postage France Council of Europe Service stamps 1.00F - 1.40F - 2.00F "Palais de l'Europe, Strasbourg", 1.20F - 1.70F "25 Years European Convention of Human Rights" / 1.40F - 1.60F "Centenary Caisse Nationale d'Epargne" / 0.50F “Sabine".

- Slogan cancellation Strasbourg “Session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe” + date stamp “Council of Europe” 02.10.1981

- Perforated Label (cinderella) "Council of Europe - Right of individual appeal - Human Rights - France October 2, 1981 - R. Badinter"

- Arrival stamp "Illkirch-Graffenstaden" 03.10.1981 on the back

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Session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Strasbourg (France) 30.9-8.10.1981

Since October 2, 1981, any individual who considers themselves the victim of a violation by France of the European Convention on Human Rights can contact the Strasbourg commission. Only one condition: having appealed to the Court of Cassation, that is to say having exhausted internal remedies.
For the Minister responsible for European Affairs André Chandernagor, the recognition by France of the right of individual appeal provided for in Article 25 of the Convention crowns "years of hope". For the Minister of Justice Robert Badinter, who formalized this recognition with his colleague, it is “an act of faith by France in its justice and its institutions”.
“France,” declared Mr. Badinter, “once again demonstrates its desire to pursue an exemplary policy in the service of freedoms.” He cited in this regard the abolition of the State Security Court and the ABOLITION OF THE DEATH PENALTY (September 18, 1981), as well as future reforms of the penal code and the status of the judiciary.

A philatelic envelope, designed by Historiaphil© (Philately Kiosk of the European Parliament, Strasbourg, France) commemorates the highlights of the  Session of the Parlamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (Strasbourg, France). It was produced as a continuation of the collection of philatelic envelopes bearing witness since 1949 to the history of Europe and its institutions. 

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10/02/1981

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