France announce curfew laws

The French government has announced that local authorities can order curfews in a bid to halt the rioting which has spread across the country in the past 12 days.

France announce curfew laws
Tue, 08 Nov, 2005 - 16:09
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The French government has announced that local authorities can order curfews in a bid to halt the rioting which has spread across the country in the past 12 days.

The government has also said that no warrants will be needed for police raids.

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