Southern France cities impose curfews to curb youth violence
In Southern France, violence linked to drug trafficking is on the rise, prompting several mayors to impose curfews aimed at keeping children and teenagers—often exploited by drug dealers—off the streets. Solange Mougin reports.
In Southern France, violence linked to drug trafficking is on the rise, prompting several mayors to impose curfews aimed at keeping children and teenagers—often exploited by drug dealers—off the streets. Solange Mougin reports.
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