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A photo taken on January 24, 2012 at Karakoy in Istanbul shows a man reading Turkish newpasper Hurriyet, with its front page reacting to the January 23 vote by the French Senate to ban the denial of the Armenian genocide. The law would impose a jail term and a 45,000 euro fine on anyone in France who denies that the 1915 massacre of Armenians constitutes genocide. The French lower house drew a first wave of Turkish ire last month, when it approved the bill which threatens with jail anyone in France who denies that the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ottoman Turk forces amounted to genocide. Turks and Armenians began gathering to stage demonstrations outside the Senate ahead of the debate with police keeping them some distance apart. (Title reads : He Slain Democracy).

Jean-Pierre Sueur, representative of French Commission on Law, speaks during the French Senate vote session for a bill criminalizing the denial of the genocides, including the Armenian genocide on January 23, 2012 in Paris. The French lower house drew a first wave of Turkish ire last month, when it approved the bill which threatens with jail anyone in France who denies that the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ottoman Turk forces amounted to genocide. Turks and Armenians began gathering to stage demonstrations outside the Senate ahead of the debate with police keeping them some distance apart.

MADISON, WI - JANUARY 17: A police officer stands watch over the first box of recall petitions after they were delivered by Julie Wells of United Wisconsin at the Government Accountability Offices on January 17, 2011 in Madison, Wisconsin. Over one-million signatures were collected in 60-days for a petition to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker. 540,000 were required by law.

A law enforcement helicopter patrols in the district of La Gauthière in Clermont-Ferrand, central France, on January 9, 2012, after the man in a coma since his arrest the night of eventful New Year's Eve is dead. Several hundred members of the security forces were deployed for fear of further violence in his neighborhood. Wissam El-Yamni, 30, was under the influence of alcohol, cannabis and cocaine during his arrest on the night of December 31 to projectilejecJanuary 1, near a shopping district of Gauthière, when he was very excited, according to police, and had attacked the police, throwing projectiles onto their vehicle.

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