Meloni approves brutal anti-riot laws as Italy ruthlessly cracks down on violent thugs

Sky News Australia2 hours ago6:46

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced tougher anti-riot laws following the horrific scenes in Milan to further crack down on rioters and thugs destroying cities. Meloni warned that anyone who harms or endangers others can face up to five years in prison. The prime minister revealed that preventative detention now applies to minors and that the 500 troops deployed in Milan would remain there until the end of the year. Meloni’s swift crackdown on the violence in Italy has shamed French President Emmanuel Macron's weak inaction.

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