As Student Protests Intensify in France, the Number of Arrests Has Exceeded Thousands.
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Thousands of students in France have blocked access to some schools and protested on the streets. But, no matter how many demands they make, the images that stand out are from street clashes. President Macron acknowledges the anguish of youth, but considers that demonstrations are being exploited politically.
A wave of protest for better conditions has plunged the country into a new crisis since 21 September. Greta Thunberg is among the thousands of protesters.
Greta Thunberg joined the student protests in France against education conditions. Meeting with students in front of a high school near Paris, the activist said that young people are being excluded from decision-making processes. Thousands of people have been detained across the country.
Thousands of teenagers block colleges and fill the streets of France to demand educational improvements. Mobilizations have caused numerous arrests and injuries The post Wave of student protests in France: what do they claim? first appeared on Junior Report.
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