Riots sweep France after police killing of Algerian youth triggers outrage and protests
- A 17-year-old Algerian youth named Nahel was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop in Nanterre, a suburb of Paris, igniting nationwide protests.
- The police officer involved was detained and placed under investigation for voluntary homicide.
- Riots and protests have spread from Paris to major cities across France, resulting in thousands of arrests and hundreds of injuries.
- The unrest has caused widespread damage, including arson attacks, looting, and clashes with police.
- Critics argue the incident highlights systemic racism and police brutality in France, while others defend law enforcement and call for order to be restored.
























































































































































































































































































































































































