Meloni Cracks Down After Protests, Targets Minors With New Rules
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Meloni Cracks Down After Protests, Targets Minors With New Rules
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni’s government passed new security measures aimed at stemming violent protests, including tougher penalties on minors after a series of incidents across the country.
"Today for a boy between 14 and 18 years of age, the state must prove every time it was able to understand what it was doing. (ANSA)
The measure will punish anyone who begins to “throw stones, sticks, or anything that puts people in danger,” by serving sentences of up to five years in prison.
The decree also provides for the new crime of violent participation in the demonstrations. For Crosetto is "hybrid war" , Salvini: "Enough with the Russians" .
Rome, 20 Oct. (askanews) - Today for a boy between 14 and 18 years of age, the State must demonstrate every time that it was able to understand what it was doing. We had already approved a rule that overturns this principle, that is, it is assumed that it was able to understand what it was doing [...]
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