France pledges education overhaul after weeks of riots and protests
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The French Senate has strengthened a proposed law imposing fines up to €10,000 on rioters, following violent protests over school funding and cost of living. Rights groups warn it may curtail protest rights. The move signals a hardening state response to civil unrest, with potential implications for domestic political stability.
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The French Senate has passed legislation increasing financial liability for individuals involved in riots to €10,000 and potentially suspending social benefits. This action is a confirmed hardening of the state's response to civil unrest, with human rights groups claiming it may curtail protest rights. The final form of the bill is contingent on lower-house approval.
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