Demonstrators clash with riot police in France as education protests mount
Summary
Tens of thousands of students and activists are protesting across France, demanding better education. The demonstrations have led to clashes with police, including tear gas use, school closures, and injuries.Key Facts
- Protests began in Paris suburbs two weeks ago and have spread nationwide.
- Students and activists are calling for improvements like better teachers, longer lunch breaks, and school repairs.
- Police have used tear gas in cities like Strasbourg, Lyon, and Rennes due to violence during protests.
- Nearly 2,000 high schools have been blocked or closed due to the protests.
- A 15-year-old lost his hand after handling a police grenade during clashes.
- More than 6,100 people, mostly under 18, have been arrested since the protests began.
- Over 1,800 protesters are facing prosecution, including 1,483 minors.
- Around 215 teenagers and 715 police officers have been injured in the confrontations.
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