Michelle Bachelet has said Article 24 of the 'Global Security Bill' should be 'reviewed' or 'withdrawn'. The United Nations' human rights chief has urged France to withdraw a section of its "Global Security Bill" aimed at preventing people from sharing images that identify police. Article 24 of the law would make it a crime punishable with a year in prison and a €45,000 ($54,516) fine to "publish, by any means and in any medium, the face or any other identifying feature" of a police officer or genderamie "with the aim of causing them physical or psychological harm". "The law has to be discussed by the French people," the UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, told a
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