Media Outlets Criticized for Downplaying French Riots
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CBS News faced backlash for describing the violent riots in France as mere 'scuffles', while other media outlets were accused of applying double standards in their coverage of protests in France and India. The French riots, sparked by rising living costs and student grievances, have resulted in widespread destruction, including the burning of historic buildings and attacks on police. Despite the severity of the situation, some media outlets have been criticized for portraying the protesters as 'mainly peaceful' or 'students'.
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