Italy announced new security measures on Tuesday aimed at tackling the kind of violent protests that caused damage to Milan 's central shopping district when weekend rioters, many of them minors,...
Italy’s new security decree introduces prison terms of up to five years for violent protesters, fines of up to $22,500 and financial liability for parents whose children cause damage
The measures include prison terms for violent demonstrations, tougher penalties for rioters, and financial liability for parents whose children engaged in vandalism and looting
Governments across Europe tighten security after demonstrations over rising living costs, housing pressures and strained public services turn violent in several cities.
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