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French bill faces backlash over rioter damage payments

Rights groups and some lawyers have criticized a proposed French law that would make rioters liable for up to €10,000 for damage they cause, saying it threatens the democratic right to protest. The bill follows nationwide unrest; a separate provision would let the government block platforms that are slow to act on authorities’ reports of dangerous content.
WHO: Rights groups and some lawyers
WHAT: Rights groups and some lawyers criticized a proposed French law requiring rioters to pay for damage they cause.
WHEN: Oct 27, 2026
WHERE: France
WHY: The proposed law is intended to make rioters pay for damage they cause.

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