Violence Erupts in New Caledonia Following Extradition of Activists to France

Protests reignite as seven pro-independence leaders are detained and transferred to mainland France, sparking widespread unrest.

Buildings, including a town hall and police station, have been set on fire across New Caledonia.
The activists are accused of orchestrating recent deadly riots over controversial voting reforms.
Indigenous Kanak people fear the reforms would further marginalize them and hinder independence efforts.
French President Macron has suspended the voting reforms amid the escalating violence.
France has deployed thousands of troops and police to restore order in the territory.