Five NGOs are filing a lawsuit against the French government for failing to meet its obligations to protect biodiversity, including the establishment of a pesticide registration system that truly protects pollinators and wildlife in general. According to the groups, this is the first citizen's lawsuit in the world against a state for failing to protect biodiversity. Since the State is committed to protecting biodiversity and stopping its decline, that pesticides are one of the main causes of this decline, that the process of authorizing the marketing of pesticides is deeply insufficient, that these inadequacies lead to the marketing of products whose effects have not been fully and impartially studied, that the State is competent to regulate the marketing of pesticides in addition to the competence of the European Union in this matter, by not acting on the failures noted, the State is clearly guilty of faulty failure likely to engage its responsibility in particular for ecological damage.