In Paris, Police Forcibly Dispersed Protesters Using Water Cannons and Tear Gas, Media Showed
In Paris, police forcibly dispersed protesters using water cannons and tear gas — media showed footage Clashes broke out at a rally in support of lyceists in Paris, police used water cannons and gas. 504 people were detained, 48 were injured security officers.
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<p>In Paris, police forcibly dispersed protesters using water cannons and tear gas — media showed footage Clashes broke out at a rally in support of lyceists in Paris, police used water cannons and gas. 504 people were detained, 48 were injured security officers.</p>
Paris, the law enforcement forces have used water cannons against students who were protesting, reports the chane de tlvision LCI.Representatives of the teachers' unions and students participating in the demonstration had previously...
Protests for education in Paris have confrontation between police and students New images show the French police suppressing student protests in Paris that have been going on for three weeks. The French public authorities have been criticized for the violence applied against protesters - high school students, mostly, as well as parents and teachers. The work of the security forces is also investigated in 18 cases. The government states that the …
The French police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse a student demonstration in Paris, which gathered tens of thousands of young people.
The protests in the heart of the French capital rose again in tone. Thousands of students gathered to protest against the lack of teachers, long hours and degraded facilities. Police forces threw tear gas and water cannons in an attempt to disperse the crowd.
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