"Erry Lyceans, Parents Behind": a Collective of Adults Mobilized in Lyon
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On Tuesday, 6 October, we went to the lycée Hélène-Boucher, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, where a high school mobilization gathered far beyond the students alone.
Testimonials. "I Was Afraid for My Daughter's Safety": These Parents Present in High School Protests
Since the beginning of the high school movement, parents have been watching their children's mobilizations with care and concern. On Tuesday, several of them were present in demonstrations, in support and also to prevent overflowing.
Over the past few days, in the vicinity of Ampère High School, the epicentre of the Lyon blockades, adults have become a familiar presence. And even welcome. This Tuesday, parents and teachers were numerous to support young people in their demands, to ensure their safety and to contribute to calming.
"We are a bit the safety cordon as adults," explains AFP Sandrine Buteau, a member of the group "Parents present", created in Lyon as a matter of urgency on Sunday and who already claims 150 members who can be mobilised on a WhatsApp loop. On Tuesday morning, a dozen of these volunteers found themselves in front of the college-lycée Ampère, in the centre of Lyon, keeping an eye on the students who are sitting on dumpsters or holding the hands of…
According to French media, the protesters at the high school student demonstration in Lyon were accompanied by teachers, parents, and union members. Parents are not only outraged by abuses in education but also concerned about the safety of their children during the demonstrations.
Adults formed a human chain course in Vincennes, in front of the Hélène Boucher high school in Paris, as part of the high school mobilization. Other protesters and CGT workers joined the movement. (Police, justice and various facts).
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