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POLITICS & POLICY • FRANCE

France proposes making protesters pay for damage during unrest

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The French government is advancing a bill that could require protesters to pay up to €10,000 for damage during public unrest, even if they did not cause it directly, according to France 24.

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The proposal could affect people who attend demonstrations in France and may shape how protest-related damage is handled. No direct U.S. effect is identified in the article.