Macron's 'vandals pay' bill sparks fears for France's right to protest

French trade unions accuse President Emmanuel Macron of threatening the right to protest as his government fast-tracks a bill that would make demonstrators pay for vandalism at protests, even if they did not cause it. The Senate debates the proposal this week. France has seen over a month of protests, with students, unions and gilets jaunes rallying over schools and living costs.