DUPLOMB law: how to sign the petition in one click with France Connect

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Cumulative at the time when these lines are already written more than 1.6 million signatures out of the 500,000 requested since its launch on July 10, 2025, the petition against the Duplo law is the most signed in the history of the National Assembly platform (faced with that for the dissolution of the BRAV-M, which had been classified without follow-up). This petition was submitted by a 23 -year -old student who requests the immediate repeal of the decree law.

This has notably authorized the reintroduction of acetamipride, a pesticide prohibited in France since 2018 for the dangers he has presented for humans and for nature. Adopted against the advice of many experts and scientists, this law is therefore not unanimous. If you want to add your voice to this petition, or to any other elsewhere, it’s very simple.

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Unlike other petition sites, it is not enough here to give an email address and a name to sign. Due to the more official nature of the operation here, to prove that you are good and have signed only once, you will have to prove your identity. So the France Connect service intervenes.

In the window that opens, click on the “identify with FranceConnect” button. There, select the service of your choice, ideally one that you have already used online (taxes, health insurance, France Identity …). All that remains is to connect, and you will then be brought back to the petition site, connected, to finalize the signature.

The deadline for the collection of signatures of this petition was July 17, 2026, but there is no doubt that it will normally be debated in the National Assembly by then.

Finally, now that you are connected to France Connect, why not take the opportunity to sign other petitions in a few clicks? The menu “List of petitions“is there for this at the top of the page, with different filters to find where to affix your signature.

Let us also note that that “For a fair contribution of ultra-rich and large companies to the financing of public services“In turn begins to benefit from a solid word of mouth effect.