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Albania plans tough measures against violent protesters as students demand PM Rama’s resignation

Tirana, Oct 21 (UNI) The Albanian government is preparing a package of measures against protesters who attack police officers, engage in violence during demonstrations or damage public and private property.
Prime Minister Edi Rama has warned that authorities could introduce stricter penalties, including the identification of masked demonstrators, action against social media accounts accused of inciting violence and possible restrictions on access to public services, Albania statemedia reported.
Among the proposals reportedly under consideration are a "special registry for violent protesters and the use of Albania’s TIMS border management system to restrict their entry into European union countries." Possible restrictions on hotel accommodation and transport services are also being considered. The government has not yet published the complete package.
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