D.D.H. Commission of France Shows "Concern" at "Disproportionate Use of Force" in Student Protests
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The protests by high school students in France, which have been spreading since late September, have now gone beyond social discontent over problems in the education system and become a serious public order and human rights issue.
The National Consultative Commission on Human Rights and Amnesty International denounce the disproportionate use of force against high school protests to demand more resources for national education and call for de-escalation.
The National Consultative Commission on Human Rights urged the Government to “strengthen dialogue with youth” and “ensure the exercise of their rights”.
Government Emmanuel Macron activated the shock police in response to demonstrations; There are records of young people seriously injured in clashes and thousands have been detained
The French Commission for Human Rights today admitted to being "deeply concerned" about the "disproportionate use of force" against student protests and asked the Government to strengthen dialogue with young people and guarantee their rights.
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