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Robert Badinter on the entrance to the Pantheon of Condorcet and the celebrations of the bicentenary of the French Revolution

Publication date 26/06/1988 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Anne Sinclair receives Elisabeth and Robert Badinter on the occasion of the release of their book "Condorcet, an intellectual in politics" and asks Robert Badinter if Condorcet could not return to the Pantheon and what they think of the celebrations of the bicentenary of the French Revolution. For Robert Badinter, "the real Pantheon is the collective memory", it is there that they wish -with his wife- that he live, in the absence of material remains to deposit. For him the Revolution is over, but what must be commemorated is the transition from the Old regime to the sovereignty of the People and Human Rights.

Robert Badinter the impact of a judicial retransmission

Publication date 01/04/1985 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Reflection of Robert Badinter on the interest of retransmitting judicial proceedings on television.

Inauguration of François Mitterrand: R. Badinter confirms the victory of the outgoing president

Publication date 21/05/1988 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER, President of the Constitutional Council, officially confirmed the election of François MITTERRAND during the inauguration ceremony of the President of the Republic.

Robert Badinter: a man of the left

Publication date 04/10/1985 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER, the seal officer, explains why he’s a left-wing man. He made a choice the day after the war, and he hasn’t changed his convictions since.

Robert Badinter at Hiv

Publication date 16/07/1992 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Excerpt from the 50th anniversary of the Hiv Velvet Scoop. As incidents disturb the ceremony that is taking place for the first time in the presence of the President of the Republic François Mitterrand, Robert BADINTER, President of the Constitutional Council, let his anger burst.

Speech by R. Badinter on the abolition of the death penalty:"The deterrent value"

Publication date 17/09/1981 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER, Minister of Justice, opposes the argument that the death penalty would have a deterrent value for blood criminals. He cites the example of the criminal Patrick Henry who was in the crowd demanding the head of Claude Buffet and Roger Bontemps during their trial in Troyes in 1972.

Robert Badinter on the Chinese occupation of Tibet

Publication date 21/04/1989 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

The President of the Constitutional Council evokes the Chinese occupation of Tibet to highlight the remarkable non-violent resistance of the Tibetan people. For him it is an exemplary approach that will bear fruit. Then he talks about the situation in Tibet with the support of Amnesty International’s report to denounce mass arrests and torture and repression.

Speech by R. Badinter on the abolition of the death penalty: Ranucci, Carrein, Djandoubi

Publication date 17/09/1981 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER evokes the three condemned to death of the seven-year-old Valéry Giscard d'Estaing: Christian Ranucci, whose guilt is doubted, Jérôme Carrein, mentally retarded, Hamida Djandoubi, one-legged unbalanced. According to Badinter, the safety of the French would not have been threatened if these men had simply remained in prison.

Robert Badinter on his lawyer debut

Publication date 04/10/1985 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

When asked by Geneviève GUICHEBEY, Robert BADINTER, Minister of Justice, admitted that he had become a lawyer by chance, when he first wanted to become a law professor. He describes with amusement his first plea to the assizes.

Robert Badinter on discrimination against homosexuals

Publication date 15/05/1996 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Senator PS Robert BADINTER denounces discrimination against homosexuals.

Interview with Robert Badinter on the progress of human rights in Europe

Publication date 12/06/1989 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER, President of the Constitutional Council, evokes the progress made in the legislative fields in France and Europe in respect of Human Rights. It also stresses the internationalisation of human rights with the European Court of Strasbourg.

Speech by R. Badinter on the abolition of the death penalty: tribute to Jean Jaurès

Publication date 17/09/1981 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

In evoking the chronology of abolitionism in France, from the revolution to the present day, Robert BADINTER pays a vibrant tribute to Jean Jaurès. He recalled how the latter had defended in the House the abolition of the death penalty against Maurice Barrès. After some turmoil in the opposition benches, he quotes one of the key sentences of Jaurès' speech "The death penalty is contrary to what humanity has thought for 2,000 years from above and dreamed of being more noble, it is contrary to both the spirit of Christianity and the spirit of the revolution".

Robert Badinter on the outcome of the trial of P. Henry

Publication date 20/01/1977 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Interview with Master Robert BADINTER, lawyer of Patrick Henry, after the sentence of the latter to life imprisonment and while he risked the death penalty after the assassination of little Philippe Bertrand. According to Robert BADINTER: "This is a great moment in judicial history" but this decision does not in fact abolish the existence of the death penalty. According to him, while public opinion is still in favour of the death penalty, jurors are in a much more tenuous position. Life is the sacred value by definition".

Robert Badinter responds to accusations of lax justice

Publication date 01/04/1985 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER, the Seal Guard, responds to the accusations of laxness that he is regularly subjected to. He began by pointing out that judgments and convictions are the business of judges and jurors, not his. Then, with the figures, he shows that prosecutions and convictions have increased since 1980.

Robert Badinter on prisons in France

Publication date 01/04/1985 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert Badinter, Minister of Justice, explains the many difficulties in France in building and improving prisons.

Robert Badinter on the Ranucci case

Publication date 11/09/1978 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER takes the Ranucci case as an example to describe the fallibility of justice. He recalls "the mass of uncertainty over his guilt" and considers that the context - the murder of little Bertrand by Patrick Henry - played an important role in his condemnation.

Robert Badinter on the sacrality of life

Publication date 25/06/1973 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Asked by Bernard PIVOT, Robert BADINTER considers that the Christian vision of salvation after death is no longer a majority belief in France, it is appropriate to consider life as sacred.

Master Robert Badinter against the death penalty.

Publication date 13/11/1975 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER is against the death penalty because, he says, he cannot stand "a killing Justice".

Speech by R. Badinter on the abolition of the death penalty: the prerogative of dictatorships

Publication date 17/09/1981 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Robert BADINTER recalls that "in countries of freedom, the common law is abolition, in countries of freedom, the death penalty is the exception. For everywhere, in the world, and without exception, where dictatorship and disregard for human rights triumph, everywhere, you will find the death penalty written down in bloody letters."

Robert Badinter on his book "The Execution"

Publication date 25/06/1973 From €100.00

Robert Badinter

Questioned by Bernard PIVOT, Robert BADINTER explains that he wrote the book "The Execution" after the killing of Roger Bontems, which he had defended because he was only Claude Buffet’s accomplice. According to him, this writing takes the form of an exorcism and also allows him to make more concrete the cause he defends: the abolition of the death penalty.

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