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WORLD • FRANCE

French lawyers plan complaint over alleged police conduct at protests

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Lawyers representing at least 18 people injured at recent French protests say they plan to file a complaint against Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez over alleged police conduct. Authorities are preparing a large police presence for Saturday’s demonstrations after earlier protests turned violent.

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Why it matters

The protests and legal action are unfolding in a major U.S. ally, but the reports identify no direct U.S. impact. The unrest may be relevant to U.S. travelers and companies operating in France if demonstrations disrupt travel or business.