France is considering a law to make rioters and, in some cases, their families pay for damage caused during unrest that cost more than €1 billion. The proposal could allow deductions from family benefits and housing aid, sparking criticism that it would disproportionately hurt poorer households.
France is considering a law to make rioters and, in some cases, their families pay for damage caused during unrest that cost more than €1 billion. The proposal could allow deductions from family benefits and housing aid, sparking criticism that it would disproportionately hurt poorer households.
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France is considering a law to make rioters and, in some cases, their families pay for damage caused during unrest that cost more than €1 billion. The proposal could allow deductions from family benefits and housing aid, sparking criticism that it would disproportionately hurt poorer households.
