Blocking of High Schools: High Tensions Between Students and Police
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26 Articles
On Friday, 2 October, violent actions in the settlements increased and 65 staff members were injured throughout the territory, including 40 principals. Police officers also count their wounded and now express their ras-le-bol. They are waiting for the order to "really contact" against the ultra-left groups.
After a meeting with the Minister of Education, representatives of the school protests distance themselves from violence. Pupils and trade unions want to continue the protests.
Hundreds of schools continue to be affected by the protests, which have in several places ended in violence and vandalism.
RECIT - While high school mobilizations began in the working-class neighbourhoods of the Paris suburbs, the movement then spread throughout the country, and up to some highly favoured settlements in the city centres.
The high school protest movement that has swarmed over the last few days in France focuses in particular on the state of the school building. Insalubriity, lack of equipment, thermal passageways... Students describe sometimes unworthy working conditions. While a general state of the places of secondary schools is difficult, several reports warn however about the oldness of the buildings and a real need for renovations. - Blocked high schools: it…
Many police officers have been angry at the urban violence that has plagued the high school movement for several days. They do not understand the line that is imposed on them by the... Read more Blockages of high schools: the anger of the police officers cracked by their hierarchy has appeared first on Current Values.
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