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Italy enacts tougher laws against riots
Italy has enacted a series of security measures to suppress rioting and protests following acts of violence in Milan and other northern cities. These measures include criminalizing acts of violence, tightening penalties for those who incite unrest, and imposing financial responsibility on parents whose children participate in vandalism. Demonstrations of at least five people that threaten public safety will face imprisonment of up to five years and fines of up to 20,000 euros. Police powers will also be expanded to allow the detention of minors between the ages of 14 and 17 if they pose a danger. These actions come amid concerns about further unrest, as the government plans to deploy 500 soldiers to strengthen security during Saturday protests, despite criticisms of policies that do not address the root causes of chaos.
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