France formally abrogates the 'Code Noir' laws that governed slavery in its colonies
French colonial slavery laws were not formally repealed after 1848, and the Parliament permanently ended the Black Code.
- Texts governing slavery in French colonies were never formally removed after the 1848 abolition.
- The Parliament permanently repealed the Black Code.
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