France: The Senate approves a bill to hold and expand financial responsibility for acts of sabotage.
On Tuesday to Wednesday, the French Senate passed the Government ' s draft law on " spoilers pay " , which allows participants in gatherings that have witnessed acts of violence to be held financially responsible for the damage, as warnings of its implications for the right to demonstrate. The project was prepared during the summer following riots following the culmination of Paris San Jerman with the periodic title of Europe ' s heroes, before it became increasingly important after the violence and sabotage of the 17 October protests. The text was approved by 229 votes to 105, despite the severe criticism of the left parties, and referred to the National Assembly to complete its legislative course.
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France: The Senate approves a bill to hold and expand financial responsibility for acts of sabotage. — Image credit: France 24 (العربية)
On Tuesday to Wednesday, the French Senate passed the Government ' s draft law on " spoilers pay " , which allows participants in gatherings that have witnessed acts of violence to be held financially responsible for the damage, as warnings of its implications for the right to demonstrate. The project was prepared during the summer following riots following the culmination of Paris San Jerman with the periodic title of Europe ' s heroes, before it became increasingly important after the violence and sabotage of the 17 October protests. The text was approved by 229 votes to 105, despite the severe criticism of the left parties, and referred to the National Assembly to complete its legislative course.
