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Emmanuel Macron faces accusations from unions for attempting to restrict the fundamental right to protest in France. The government is pushing a bill that would hold protesters financially liable for damages caused during demonstrations, even if they did not commit the acts themselves. This comes amid ongoing protests by high school students and anti-government movements, fueled by social crises including education and living costs. The proposed law, which includes increased drone surveillance, is seen as a threat to public freedoms. Critics argue it could effectively end street protests, while supporters claim it is necessary for maintaining order. The situation is unprecedented and may benefit far-right parties in upcoming elections.