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Tens of thousands protested in France against a proposed law that allows security forces to assume "legitimacy" in their use of weapons, which demonstrators consider a "license to kill." The bill, approved by Parliament in July, states that police and gendarmerie officers are presumed to act lawfully when using their weapons, with the possibility of challenging that presumption with contrary evidence. The protesters aim to prevent its discussion in the Senate, while opponents doubt the bill’s intentions, believing it could lead to increased killings and abuses. Supporters, on the other hand, see it as a legal way to reduce litigation and uncertainties. The protests were massive, and security forces faced some rioting, using tear gas. Among those participating was Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the "Unsubmissive France" party.
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