Protests in New Caledonia turn violent over constitutional reform pushed by Paris, leading to deaths, injuries, and arrests. French President Macron considers imposing state of emergency to restore order.
Key Points
Protests turned violent with deaths, injuries, and arrests
French President Macron considering state of emergency
Calls for political dialogue and calm to restore order
Pros
Efforts to expand voter lists in New Caledonia
Calls for political dialogue and calm
Cons
Violent unrest leading to deaths and injuries
Tensions between pro-France politicians and Kanak people seeking independence