Tens of thousands march in Paris against France’s controversial 'license to kill' police law
Qassem Hassan
Press TV, Paris
Tens of thousands marched in Paris against a controversial law strengthening the legal protection of police officers who use their firearms. Opponents fear the legislation could facilitate police repression during future social unrest.
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