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French Senate Approves Strict New Legislation Holding Demonstrators Liable for Property Damage During Unrest

The French Senate passed a controversial bill mandating that individuals convicted of engaging in destructive behavior during public demonstrations can be held legally and financially liable for repairing property damage caused during riots.
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