Activists form group to combat administrative delays in French préfectures
A coalition of campaigners, lawyers and trade unions has launched the collective Bouge Ta Pref to address ongoing administrative difficulties faced by foreigners in France.
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A group consisting of activists, lawyers and trade unions has formed the collective Bouge Ta Pref to address persistent administrative delays and systemic problems at French préfectures. According to The Local, the organisation was established to advocate for foreigners navigating the country's residency and documentation processes.
Campaigners involved in the initiative report that applicants frequently encounter significant obstacles when attempting to resolve issues with local administrative offices. The collective aims to challenge these recurring delays, which have caused frustration for those working with foreign nationals. Further details regarding the specific actions the group plans to take were not disclosed in the report.
Source: The Local. Read the original report ↗
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