Response To The 2005 Civil Unrest in France - Notes

Notes

  1. ^ "Scotsman" on renewal of state of emergency
  2. ^ Indymedia on renewal of state of emergency, #torched cars
  3. ^ "Each night between 40 and 60 cars are torched" according to the Council of State in "Le Canard enchaîné #4442, 14 December 2005.
  4. ^ Renewal of state of emergency (article from Le Monde)

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