France wants curfews in some areas after weekend of riots
Summary
France’s central government has asked some local areas to set curfews after a weekend of riots and looting linked to nationwide protests against the government. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said a state of emergency might happen but prefers local curfews for now.Key Facts
- Riots and looting occurred across France during protests against the government.
- The French government recommended some areas impose curfews to improve security.
- Prime Minister Lecornu did not name which cities would have curfews.
- He said a full state of emergency is possible but not decided yet.
- The protests are related to issues like education and the cost of living.
- Police clashed with protesters over the weekend.
- The unrest has drawn international attention and commentary.
- Authorities arrested and detained some people during the protests, including minors.
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