High Schools: the Government Wants to Systematize Disciplinary Sanctions in Case of Blockages
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While the government refers to a "residual" mobilization, the numbers of unions, communities and the local press say the opposite.
The government wants to systematize the disciplinary sanctions against students involved in high school blockages. The government wants to systematize the disciplinary sanctions against students involved in high school blockages. The government wants to systematize the disciplinary sanctions against students involved in high school blockages. The government wants to systematize disciplinary sanctions against students involved in high school bloc…
According to the Ministry, only about ten high schools were still blocked Friday morning. SNPDEN-Unsa considers that this count has been reduced since the return of the holiday, and calls to include all schools where part of the students are prevented from entering.
According to a telegram sent on Friday, the Ministers of the Interior and National Education, Laurent Nuñez and Édouard Geffray, ask the authorities to "ensure a very early presence" in front of institutions subject to blockages and a "systematic interpellation of troublemakers". They also ask that the calls "to violence, damage of property, blocking of access to inside areas of the institution, physical or verbal violence against staff etc.", c…
Government orders increased police presence outside schools, calls for systematic arrests of those involved in disturbances
The executive also announced on 12 November that public officials who "would participate or encourage unlawful acts" would also be prosecuted. 609 injured have been counted by the authorities since the start of the high school mobilization, including 364 students and 245 personnel.
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