‘Our future is being stolen’: Greta Thunberg joins students protesting in Paris
Summary
Greta Thunberg joined French high school students protesting across the country over teacher shortages, crowded classes, and poor school buildings. The protests have drawn large crowds, caused school closures, and resulted in clashes with police, raising concerns about police violence and the future of France's education system.Key Facts
- Greta Thunberg joined high school student protests in Paris and other French cities.
- Students are protesting teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms, and damaged school buildings.
- Protests have lasted three weeks, with over 260,000 people protesting last Tuesday.
- Some schools have closed or switched to online classes due to the protests.
- Police and protesters clashed, with dozens injured, including serious harm to some teenagers.
- French authorities banned police use of stun grenades after severe injuries to protesters.
- Over 6,800 people, mostly young, have been detained during the protests.
- Political leaders are reacting differently, with some supporting protesters and others blaming parents for school repairs.
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