In France, they voted for a bill that prohibits complaining about animal noise

In France, they voted for a bill that prohibits complaining about animal noise

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French government officials have supported a bill that would prevent people who live next to a working farm or other farm from complaining about extraneous noise.

French Justice Minister Eric Dupont-Moretti said that the courts are currently flooded with complaints about “cows mooing at night.”

The Guardian writes, that disputes over the noise of animals have become commonplace in French villages. These conflicts arise due to difficulties in the coexistence of local residents, who are used to animal noise and church bells, and wealthy townspeople, who are increasingly buying houses in the countryside.

“Those who move to the villages cannot demand from the villagers who feed them that they change their way of life.

What should be done? Calm them down? If you don’t like the village, you stay in the city. If you go there, you adapt to new living conditions.” Dupont-Moretti said.

According to him, the new draft law defines “the boundaries of famous art vivre-ensemble (coexistence) where everyone respects each other.”

French judges have already considered many similar complaints. In particular, in 2019, due to a lawsuit, they wanted to silence Maurice the rooster. The courts also received complaints about noisy ducks, geese, cows and even cicadas.

In May 2023, gendarmes removed three frogs from 92-year-old Colette Ferry’s pond after neighbors complained about them.

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