France's Senate Passes 'Casser-Payer' Bill: Protesters Liable for Riot Damage
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The French Senate has passed the 'Casser-Payer' bill, making protesters financially liable for damage caused during street demonstrations. The bill, which expands on an initial proposal following the UEFA Champions League final riots, holds protesters accountable for up to €10,000 in damages, even if they did not personally cause them. Critics argue it could curb the right to protest. The bill will now move to the National Assembly.
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