The Guardian
Italy nears approval of stricter security rules, with detention powers over minors
Stricter security measures are nearing approval in Italy in response to protests. The country's deputy prime minister said that police would have the power to detain people younger than 18 for 12 hours, even if those individuals had not committed a crime.
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What to know
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Italy is moving toward approval of tighter security measures in response to protests.
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The deputy prime minister described powers allowing police to hold under-18s for 12 hours, including those who have committed no crime.
Why it matters
The report is notable because the detention power described by the deputy prime minister would also apply to minors who have committed no crime.
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