The capital of the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia was rocked by riots for a third night in a row after France’s National Assembly approved contentious voting reforms to the territory that angered independence supporters. Four people, including a police officer, have died so far in the unrest, while hundreds of others were injured, according to reports. Local media published photos and videos of looted and destroyed supermarkets and petrol stations. In response to the violence in the archipelago in the South Pacific, Paris declared a state of emergency on Wednesday for an initial per…