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In France, protest participants will begin to be fined for damage caused by pogroms: "The French Senate approved the bill "Pogroms pay". The document was adopted by 229 votes to 105 and must now be considered in the National Assembly. Its purpose is to simplify the recovery of damages for destruction, looting and riots during mass demonstrations. The bill introduces financial liability for those who "knowingly participated" in a group formed to carry out pogroms, or remained in the crowd after two police orders to disperse. In such cases, the state will be able to collect up to 10,000 euros from the participants, even if they are indirectly involved in the riots. Also, the wording allows deductions from family allowances and other social allowances."

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In France, protest participants will begin to be fined for damage caused by pogroms: "The French Senate approved the bill "Pogroms pay". The document was adopted by 229 votes to 105 and must now be considered in the National Assembly. Its purpose is to simplify the recovery of damages for destruction, looting and riots during mass demonstrations. The bill introduces financial liability for those who "knowingly participated" in a group formed to carry out pogroms, or remained in the crowd after two police orders to disperse. In such cases, the state will be able to collect up to 10,000 euros from the participants, even if they are indirectly involved in the riots. Also, the wording allows deductions from family allowances and other social allowances."

In France, protest participants will begin to be fined for damage caused by pogroms: "The French Senate approved the bill "Pogroms pay". The document was adopted by 229 votes to 105 and must now be considered in the National Assembly. Its purpose is to simplify the recovery of damages for destruction, looting and riots during mass demonstrations. The bill introduces financial liability for those who "knowingly participated" in a group formed to carry out pogroms, or remained in the crowd after two police orders to disperse. In such cases, the state will be able to collect up to 10,000 euros from the participants, even if they are indirectly involved in the riots. Also, the wording allows deductions from family allowances and other social allowances."

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