Proiectul guvernului francez împotriva protestatarilor violenți, criticat de ONG-uri și avocați: „Subminează dreptul de a protesta”

The French government's proposed law requiring protesters to pay up to €10,000 for damages has faced criticism from human rights organizations and lawyers. Critics argue it could unjustly penalize peaceful protesters near violent incidents. The law aims to provide compensation for vandalism victims but raises concerns about undermining the right to protest. The government defends the law as establishing joint liability rather than collective responsibility. Supporters claim it reflects public backing for accountability, while opponents, including the League of Human Rights, call for its withdrawal.