Protest Rights vs Violent Unrest: Europe Curbs Riots as UN Faces Double Standards Debate | Rubio
By India Today
A debate has emerged over whether the fundamental democratic right to protest extends to violence, looting, and arson. European nations are enforcing stringent measures against escalating riots: France has instituted night curfews in Paris and Nice, while Italy has introduced laws penalising violent demonstrators with…
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