French police cleared in kids’ deaths which sparked 2005 riots
Ramin Mazaheri
Press TV, Paris
The 2005 rebellion in France’s heavily-Muslim suburbs shockingly exposed the inequalities embedded in the nation’s fabric. The unrest was sparked by the needless death of two Franco-Muslim adolescents, but the policemen originally charged with negligence have just been cleared.
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