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French Senate debates new 'rioters pay' bill

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French senators are debating a new bill introducing collective civil liability to ensure perpetrators and their associates pay for damages following recent riots. The proposal divides lawmakers, with opponents citing concerns that it might violate democratic rights to protest by forcing individuals to stay clear of dangerous areas.

Key points

• French senators are debating a new bill introducing collective civil liability to ensure perpetrators and their associates pay for damages following recent riots.
• Opponents argue the bill could violate democratic rights to protest by forcing individuals to stay clear of dangerous areas.

Context

French businesses are grappling with fallout from recent riots, leading to legislative debate on collective civil liability. This is a new proposal to hold both perpetrators and associates accountable for damages.

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