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Italy tightens riot laws and deploys army after violence in Milan
Italy has approved security measures that criminalize violence during demonstrations and toughen penalties for rioters, following unrest that swept northern Italian cities, including Milan. Reports say the army is being sent to Milan and that parents will be held financially responsible for their children's participation in vandalism and looting.
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- The measures include criminalizing violence during participation in demonstrations and toughening penalties for rioters.
«أقرت إيطاليا، الثلاثاء، مجموعة من الإجراءات الأمنية، تشمل تجريم أعمال العنف خلال المشاركة في المظاهرات، وتشديد العقوبات على مثيري الشغب.»
الشرق الأوسط • فرانس 24 - The government is imposing financial liability on parents whose children take part in acts of vandalism and looting.
«فرض المسؤولية المالية على الآباء والأمهات الذين يشارك أبناؤهم في أعمال التخريب والنهب»
فرانس 24 - Coverage described the unrest as involving gangs of young men who smashed windows, stole from shops, and attacked police.
«قامت عصابات تتألف في الغالب من شبان بأعمال شغب وحطمت نوافذ وسرقت متاجر وهاجمت الشرطة»
فرانس 24 - A source reported that Italy has decided to send the army to Milan after widespread looting.
«إيطاليا تقرر إرسال الجيش إلى ميلانو بعد أعمال نهب واسعة»
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