Attackers Douse Teacher in Gas as Students Protest Across France
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Attackers douse teacher in gas as students protest across France
Attackers doused a headteacher in petrol and started fires in at least two schools on Thursday, officials said, as increasingly violent student protests raged across France against staff shortages and dilapidated buildings.
Over 600 arrests throughout the country, injured two other school leaders. Summit in Paris, cancelled all Ministers' travels (ANSA)
French students and students are dissatisfied with the overcrowded classes, school conditions, low-quality teaching materials and lack of teachers, among others. Several attackers sprinkled a high school director with gasoline and caused fires in at least two schools on Thursday, officials in France said, on the basis of recent demonstrations in ...
Student protests in France are growing and entering a new, more tense phase. In Marseille, a high school principal was attacked while a fire truck was set on fire by demonstrators. In Nantes, a fire engulfed a school building. Meanwhile, hundreds of people have been detained and protest blockades are already taking place at universities, local media reported. The reason for the dissatisfaction is the problems in the French education system, amon…
The protests of students and students in France are becoming more and more violent. The administrative staff of Victor Hugo High School in Marseille was assaulted during demonstrations organized by high school students, Thursday, October 1. According to the school inspectorate and the police prefecture, they were sprinkled with gasoline. They announced that they would file complaints. Video source: [...]
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