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Education: Nearly 2,000 Arrests in School Protests in France

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For days, students at France's high schools have been demonstrating against broken buildings and too few teachers. Violence occurs in many places. How does the government want to get the protest under control?

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The student protests in France continue to escalate. In the meantime, nearly 2000 people have been arrested. Hundreds of police officers have been injured.

·Berlin, Germany
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Police arrested 1,949 people and injured 305 police officers and gendarmes on Thursday during student blockades and protests in France that turned violent, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said in the evening. Protests took place in 900 locations across all French departments, AFP reported.

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Here you can find information on the topic "Education". Read now "Approximately 2,000 arrests in school protests in France".

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For days, students at France's high schools have been demonstrating against broken buildings and too few teachers. Violence occurs in many places. How does the government want to get the protest under control?

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Injured two other school leaders. Summit in Paris, cancelled all Ministers' trips (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Nearly 2,000 people have been arrested during protests by high school students in France. The demonstrations began on September 21 and have already affected ...

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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