France braces for national day of school protests after injuries and mass arrests
We stand by students and staff who have been assaulted, as well as police officers and gendarmes who have been injured."The unrest has not only seen schools blockaded, but also rubbish bins set on fire. They are dealing with children who are asking for better conditions in which to study."Among the 5,060 people arrested since the start of the movement, 87% were minors and 13% were adults, according to France's justice ministry, external. Fourteen people have reportedly been placed in pre-trial detention, while 1,802 people are facing prosecution, including 319 adults and 1,483 minors.The USL has accused police of using excessive force against the protesters.
- ▪We stand by students and staff who have been assaulted, as well as police officers and gendarmes who have been injured."The unrest has not only seen schools blockaded, but also rubbish bins set on fire.
- ▪They are dealing with children who are asking for better conditions in which to study."Among the 5,060 people arrested since the start of the movement, 87% were minors and 13% were adults, according to France's justice ministry, external.
- ▪Fourteen people have reportedly been placed in pre-trial detention, while 1,802 people are facing prosecution, including 319 adults and 1,483 minors.The USL has accused police of using excessive force against the protesters.
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France braces for national day of school protests after injuries and mass arrestsImage source, ReutersImage caption, More than 500 schools were partially or totally closed by protests on Monday, the French education minister saidByTinshui YeungPublished1 minute agoFrance is braced for major protests on Tuesday, after organisers called for a nationwide day of action in support of students demanding more investment in education.It comes after a week of demonstrations, which saw students blockading hundreds of schools, at least 190 students injured, and more than 5,000 people arrested.One student had his hand blown off during a confrontation on Monday, while another was reportedly struck in the head by a tear gas grenade last week.France's prime minister said the government had announced…
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