Spanish police march in Madrid to protest proposed reform of a security law
Thousands of Spanish police officers protested against a proposed reform of a security law which they say will hamper their ability to do their work. Government has proposed reforms including no longer classifying the taking of photographs or making of recordings of police at demonstrations as a serious offence. Under the changes, police will also have to use less harmful materials at protests after a number of people were seriously injured by rube bullets fired by officers.
Source: Reuters
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