Teen's Death at Party Sparks Far-Right Riots: French Government Calls for Calm

The French government is calling for calm after the death of a 16-year-old boy at a village dance party led to violent demonstrations by the far-right. The extreme right has used the killing to highlight perceived insecurity in French society. The government spokesperson visited the village where the incident occurred to address tensions. The authorities have urged people to allow the justice system to handle the case and warned against taking justice into their own hands. Several arrests have been made in connection with the protests, and those involved in illegitimate violence will face consequences. Tensions remain high as conservative and far-right politicians point to the incident as evidence of danger from immigrants and minorities.