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Micro-sidewalk on women’s voting

Publication date 27/10/1965 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

Passers-by give their opinions on women’s right to vote, their relationship with politics and gender equality. While most passers-by consider the right to vote a step forward, one of them "finds it ridiculous... she has enough to do.. taking care of her household, her home." A man evokes the political struggles of Louise Weiss.

Benoîte Groult: the feminization of trade names

Publication date 27/04/1984 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

A "Terminology Commission on Vocabulary Relating to Women’s Activities", responsible for studying the feminization of trade names, functions, grades or titles, was created by government decree. Its president is journalist and writer Benoîte GROULT. Interview of Benoîte GROULT on the reasons for the creation of the commission, in particular to put an end to a confusion in the use of the masculine and the feminine. She notes that at a high level of social hierarchy, the use of the feminine in the names of titles is taboo, and denounces a form of prejudice against the feminine forms of professional designations.

Neiertz law: Against sexual harassment at work

Publication date 08/01/1992 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

The Secretary of State for Women’s Rights, Véronique NEIERTZ, announces a bill providing that sexual harassment within the company is sanctioned by the labour code. Interview with Véronique NEIERTZ on the reasons why the sanctions will be limited to sexual harassment by a superior. Interview with Marie-Ange MOREAU, professor of law, on the accountability of employers provided for in the bill.

Joint Parental Authority: New Rights and Duties of Spouses

Publication date 11/01/1971 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

The Act of 4 June 1970 on joint parental authority came into force on 1 January 1971. It introduces "parental authority" into the Civil Code in place of paternal power and the notion of head of household, and gives women a certain number of rights previously exercised by husbands. Report to the town hall of Antony on the occasion of the celebration of a wedding. The mayor of Antony, Georges SUANT, reads the provisions of the Civil Code on the respective rights and duties of spouses, in particular on the duty of spouses to ensure together the moral and material direction of the family, then pronounces the marriage, and commented on the new sections of the Code.

Agnes Varda and the 343 Manifesto

Publication date 16/11/1994 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Nouvel Observateur, Jean Daniel is the guest of the show. He approaches the first theme chosen by evoking the "Manifesto of 343 sluts". Agnès VARDA recalls that the women who had aborted were put in prison. It evokes the essential contribution of the manifesto to the evolution of the laws concerning women, and mentions the joy and humor of the militantism of the time.

Family planning: Testimonials

Publication date 25/02/1966 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

The opening of the 2nd family planning, after that of Grenoble which opened the way, is a place of advice and valuable information that couples or women came to seek to regulate births and fight abortion. The commentary on images of the centre alternates with interviews with couples and women about their expectations and situation.

Opening a bank account

Publication date 09/04/1965 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

A bill on the reform of matrimonial property regimes will soon be presented to the National Assembly. Married women will have more rights in the management of common property. They will no longer need their spouse’s consent to practise a separate profession, or to open a bank account and dispose of their own property. On a humorous note, the images are Saynètes interpreted by actors to illustrate the main provisions of the bill.

Interview with Lucien Neuwirth on the pill

Publication date 19/04/1967 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

Asked by Pierre DUMAYET about his book "Dossier de la pill", the deputy Lucien NEUWIRTH presents his bill, relating to the regulation of births, aimed at authorizing and liberalizing the use of contraception. He insists on the amalgamation of contraception and abortion. This law should not be confused with the problem of abortion.

Sexual harassment with little sanction

Publication date 21/10/2017 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

A report devoted to the low condemnation of complaints of sexual harassment, while in France 93% of complaints of sexual harassment are classified without follow-up. Interview with Céline PARISOT, General Secretary of the Union of the Judges, who confirms that complaints are not dealt with due to lack of evidence and no witness.

Speech by Simone Veil to the National Assembly on abortion

Publication date 26/11/1974 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

On 13 November 1974, Simone VEIL, Minister of Health, presented her proposal for the reform of abortion legislation.

1945 : les femmes votent pour la première fois

Publication date 04/05/1945 From €100.00

10 moments that changed women’s lives

Les élections municipales, les premières depuis la Libération, ont donné aux femmes le droit de vote pour la première fois en France. Reportage à Paris dans les bureaux de vote. Parmi les électrices et les électeurs, on reconnait plusieurs personnalités comme Jeanne Boitel, Marie Dubas, Irène Joliot Curie, Gilberte Brossolette, Maurice Thorez, Francisque Gay, Yvonne De Gaulle.

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