Sacha Houlié
Sacha Houlié is a former president of the Law Commission in the French National Assembly and a prominent figure in French politics, particularly during the Macron presidency. Recently, he criticized a proposed new prison regime, arguing that it resembles outdated high-security practices that were abandoned in the 1980s, and he now serves as a non-affiliated deputy.
Born on Jan 01, 1989 (36 years old)
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Guyana:
Centrist lawmaker Sacha Houlie offered the judges his support regarding the ruling.
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Pakistan:
Centrist lawmaker Sacha Houlie offered the judges his support regarding the ruling.
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France:
Sacha Houlié is a deputy who co-authored a report on supporterism that criticized repressive measures against football supporters.
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Monaco:
Sacha Houlié insists that the law must be applied consistently, especially regarding elected officials.
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Monaco:
Sacha Houlié opposed the new prison regime, likening it to high-security quarters abandoned in 1982.
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