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Newsday: 23/05/2024 04:06 GMT : French president urges for law and order to be restored in New Caledonia

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23/05/2024 04:06 GMT : French president urges for law and order to be restored in New Caledonia

French president urges for law and order to be restored in New Caledonia

BBC World Service - Newsday, French president urges for law and order to be restored in New Caledonia

The territory is under a state of emergency after the worst civil unrest in 40 years.

The territory is under a state of emergency after the worst civil disturbances in forty years.

The French president Emmanuel Macron is in New Caledonia promising to restore peace to the French Pacific Territory after more than a week of rioting.

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