Are parents in France and Italy liable for damage caused by student protesters?
- As high school student protests began in France last month, footage soon spread on social media of angry parents dragging their children away from demonstrations.
- They may have good reason for doing so as France considers plans to impose fines on those whose children vandalise or damage property following a similar measure introduced this week in Italy.
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- As high school student protests began in France last month, footage soon spread on social media of angry parents dragging their children away from demonstrations.
- They may have good reason for doing so as France considers plans to impose fines on those whose children vandalise or damage property following a similar measure introduced this week in Italy.
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Sources: Al Jazeera