Blocking of High Schools: High Tensions Between Students and Police
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The high school students intend to continue to mobilize in the coming days, structure themselves and gather with other high schools in Seine-Saint-Denis.
After a meeting with the Minister of Education, representatives of the school protests distance themselves from violence. Pupils and trade unions want to continue the protests.
Hundreds of schools continue to be affected by the protests, which have in several places ended in violence and vandalism.
RECIT - While high school mobilizations began in the working-class neighbourhoods of the Paris suburbs, the movement then spread throughout the country, and up to some highly favoured settlements in the city centres.
Mortar fire, tear gas and heat: the mobilization of high school students has continued for several days in several French cities, including Aubervilliers, where Pauline Godart, a French journalist, is located.24 Students, often supported by their teachers, are demanding more resources, less-burdened classes and better-maintained institutions. In the working-class neighbourhoods, they denounce inequalities with the more favoured high schools and …
"The minister has not announced any concrete measures, so we will continue the mobilization to maintain the pressure," warned Marius Mesnil, co-secretary general of the High School Union on Saturday morning on franceinfo, the day after the meeting with the Minister of National Education.
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