France High School Protests: Students Clash with Police
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According to the French Ministry of Education, 375 lycées have been completely or partially suspended because of the continuing riots in the country, while 224 lycées are completely closed and 151 more are working with restrictions.
In France, 375 lyceums have been fully or partially suspended due to student protests, Le Monde reports, citing the country's Ministry of Education
In France, 375 lyceums have been fully or partially suspended due to student protests, Le Monde reports, citing the country's Ministry of Education.According to the agency, on the morning of October 8, 224 lyceums were completely closed, and 151...
Still protests in France in the so-called 'fourth act' of student mobilization. According to provisional estimates transmitted by the Ministry of Education, the teaching is "totally or partially suspended" in 375 schools out of 3. (ANSA)
Protests continue in France, more than 6,000 people being arrested from the beginning of the demonstrations at the end of September. 151 schools are partially reopened, while courses are "suspended totally or partially in 375 units of the total of 3,700 schools in the country, according to preliminary figures communicated on Thursday morning by the Ministry of Education, according to Le Figaro.
Since the beginning of the movement, more than 6,500 arrests have been recorded on the margins of the high school contest. But who are the arrested people? How old are they, are they all high school students? And what are they being blamed for? Explanations.
Student protests in France, sparked by teacher shortages, inadequate school conditions, and insufficient resources in the education system, have entered their third week. Despite the government's announcement that it will unveil "concrete, swift, and fully funded" measures by the end of October, the protests continue, and the Ministry of Education has announced that 224 high schools across the country are completely closed.
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