School protests spread as fires, blockades deepen unrest in France
Summary
Students in France have protested at many high schools by setting fires and blocking entrances, demanding better school conditions like smaller classes and fixed facilities. The protests have led to injuries, police actions, and widespread school closures across the country.Key Facts
- French high school students are protesting overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages, and poor building conditions.
- Several school principals have been hurt or harassed during protests.
- Police have detained hundreds of students involved in the protests.
- In Marseille, a firetruck was set on fire after firefighters were forced to leave it.
- More than 160 schools have been closed, and around 340 demonstrations took place in one morning.
- University students joined protests by blocking about 30 campuses.
- Interior Minister said investigations are underway after reports of police using excessive force on students.
- The French government is holding crisis meetings and talks with unions, parents, and students to address the unrest.
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